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Back Of Head Cranial Nerve Pain Tension
Neuropathy - facial; Cranial mononeuropathy VII; Seventh cranial nerve palsy
Symptoms
- Change in the appearance of the face
- Difficulty closing one eye
- Difficulty making expressions, grimacing
- Difficulty with fine movements of the face
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Facial droop -
Paralysis of one side of the face
- Difficulty eating (items fall out of the weak corner of the mouth)
- Face feels pulled to one side
- Face feels stiff
- Headache
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Impairment of taste - Increased...
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