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What is facial palsy or flaccid facial paralysis?

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Facial palsy is a condition caused by inflammation or injury to your facial nerve, which makes your facial muscles weak. In the initial stage of onset, this may result in a droopy appearance on the affected side of your face, difficulty closing your eye fully, and trouble smiling on that side.

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