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Covid infection raised risk of facial paralysis more than vax: Study

Covid infection raised risk of facial paralysis more than vax: Study
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New yorkUnited statesAmir kheradmandOxford astrazenecaDepartment of neurology at johns hopkins universityNeck surgeryJohns hopkins university

Welcome To IANS Live - LatestNews - Covid infection raised risk of facial paralysis more than vax: Study

Bell s palsy is the sudden onset of one-sided facial paralysis. In the majority of cases (70 per cent), the condition resolves itself within six months without treatment and the chance of recovery is even higher (90 per cent) if patients receive early treatment with corticosteroids.The

New yorkUnited statesOxford astrazenecaAmir kheradmandDepartment of neurology at johns hopkins universityNeck surgeryJohns hopkins university

Covid infection raised risk of facial paralysis more than vax: Study

Covid infection significantly raises risk of rare Bell's palsy more than vaccination against the infectious disease, according to an international team of researchers from US and Iran.Bell's palsy is the sudden onset of one-sided facial .

New yorkUnited statesAmir kheradmandOxford astrazenecaDepartment of neurology at johns hopkins universityNeck surgeryJohns hopkins university

Covid Infection Raised Risk Of Facial Paralysis More Than Vax: Study

New York, May 1 (IANS) Covid infection significantly raises risk of rare Bell's palsy more than vaccination against the infectious disease, according to an

New yorkUnited statesAmir kheradmandOxford astrazenecaDepartment of neurology at johns hopkins universityNeck surgeryJohns hopkins university

Welcome To IANS Live - SCIENCE-AND-TECHNOLOGY - Covid infection raised risk of facial paralysis more than vax: Study

Bell s palsy is the sudden onset of one-sided facial paralysis. In the majority of cases (70 per cent), the condition resolves itself within six months without treatment and the chance of recovery is even higher (90 per cent) if patients receive early treatment with corticosteroids.The

New yorkUnited statesOxford astrazenecaAmir kheradmandDepartment of neurology at johns hopkins universityNeck surgeryJohns hopkins university

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