Facial neuritis, commonly referred to as "facial paralysis", is a prevalent disease that often flares up during the hot season, typically due to poor habits in managing heat. So, how can we stay cool while preventing facial paralysis?

Doctors recommend setting your indoor air conditioning to above 26°C and avoiding prolonged exposure to low temperatures. When using air conditioning, it is advisable to avoid having cold air blowing directly on your face or other parts of your body. If you are using a fan, maintain a safe distance to prevent direct airflow for extended periods. After using the air conditioning or fan for a while, it’s beneficial to open a window for ventilation to promote air circulation indoors. Additionally, ensure that you give your body some downtime, engage in moderate exercise to boost blood circulation, and strengthen your immune system. Summer is the peak season for facial paralysis, with the number of incidents often reaching its highest point in September. Therefore, it is crucial to pay attention to your body's condition. If you notice any unusual symptoms, such as facial paralysis, seek medical attention promptly.