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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Integrated Traditional and Western facial paralysis rehabilitation [Keywords:] Integrated Traditional and Western facial paralysis rehabilitation Facial nerve facial paralysis is an acute non-suppurative inflammation, causing the affected side of the peripheral facial paralysis. The cause is not yet clear. Some patients may have a head cold or by the wind after the onset. The pathological changes of the facial nerve edema, medullary sheath or axonal degeneration of varying degrees. more abrupt onset, patients are often found in the morning, wash mouth askew, mouthwash mouth leakage and a series of symptoms. this disease, the motherland medicine called “Kouyanwaixie” or “hanging line wind”, the disease occurred in the side of the face. In our observation of 50 patients, no significant difference in the ratio of men and women. Since suffering the side of muscle paralysis, leading to facial asymmetry and dysfunction, to a great deal of patient mental suffering, the use of Integrated Traditional and Western therapy 50 patients achieved good results. are summarized below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information on 50 patients, 26 patients were male and 24 female; the age of 5 years of age in 3 cases, 9 cases from 6 to 20 years old, 21 to 30 years of age in 13 cases, 31 to 40 years old in 12 cases, 41 years old 13 cases, of which the maximum age was 72 years old, the youngest 3 years old. lesions in 29 patients in the left face, right in 21 cases, including 1 case of right and left after the resumption of disease onset. From the onset of the season to see the Spring and Autumn season accounted for more than 70% incidence. history of the longest up to 5 months, the shortest day 1. 1.2 Treatment of the disease by physical therapy and combined treatment of Chinese and Western medicine. For out-patients according to disease process and the degree to take reasonable measures to achieve an effective therapeutic rehabilitation p