Bell’s Palsy Pembroke Pines

Waking up with facial weakness or drooping can be alarming, and it may be a sign of Bell’s Palsy. This condition causes sudden, temporary paralysis of the facial muscles, usually affecting one side of the face. At Theracave, we understand the impact Bell’s Palsy can have on your daily life, including difficulties with speaking, eating, and even smiling. Our specialized physical therapy programs focus on restoring facial strength and improving movement, helping you regain the function and symmetry of your face. We use a combination of gentle exercises, massage, and manual therapy to promote healing and reduce the impact of the condition.

Bell’s Palsy is believed to be caused by inflammation of the facial nerve, which controls the muscles responsible for facial expressions. While the exact cause is often unknown, it can sometimes be triggered by viral infections like the flu or cold sores. Although the symptoms can be distressing, the majority of people recover fully within a few months with the right treatment. Early intervention with physical therapy, like the kind offered at Theracave, can speed up the recovery process and prevent long-term complications. Our team is committed to guiding you through each stage of recovery to help you return to a more confident and functional state.