1.2M views · 10K reactions | Jennifer Gibson says she knew there might be side effects after getting the COVID vaccine, but wasn't prepared when two weeks later, she developed Bell's palsy. Gibson says she doesn't want to discourage people from getting the vaccine, but says Canadians need to talk about vaccine side effects. | CityNews Toronto | Facebook

Bell’s palsy can be scary — but most people recover fully. It happens when the facial nerve becomes inflamed or compressed, often after a viral infection. That sudden weakness on one side of the face — the inability to smile or close your eye — can feel like a stroke, but it’s usually temporary. Early evaluation matters. Protecting the eye, using artificial tears, and gentle facial exercises all help recovery. 💬 If this ever happens suddenly, don’t wait — see a doctor right away to rule out oth

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30K views · 431 reactions | BELL'S PALSY REMEDY!! - Check comment section for full video. - #bellspalsy #bellspalsyrecovery #facialparalysis #stroke #physicaltherapysession #fyp #fbreels #fbpost | Physical Therapy Session | Facebook

7.7K views · 161 reactions | BELL'S PALSY REMEDY Disclaimer: Remember that these are merely examples of exercises that "MAY" help, not a "one-size-fits-all" approach rehab. If you have pain or functional limitations, see a medical professional. - #bellspalsy #bellspalsyremedy #facialparalysis #stroke #physicaltherapysession #awareness | Physical Therapy Session | Facebook