Mouth deviation may be caused by stroke or hemiplegia. In fact, many diseases in our lives can lead to mouth deviation, which not only has a great impact on personal image but also causes certain psychological trauma. Mouth deviation is a serious disease, so everyone must pay enough attention to it, conduct timely examinations, and find out the relevant reasons.
1. Facial paralysis can lead to mouth deviation. Facial paralysis is a common disease mainly caused by facial neuritis. When people have facial paralysis, they will have deviated mouths and eyes, as well as facial paralysis and other symptoms. Some people may also experience facial numbness, inability to close the eyelid on the side of the deviated mouth, disappearance of nasolabial folds, inability to wrinkle the eyebrows, and tears overflowing.
2. Cerebral infarction and stroke are also important factors that cause mouth deviation, especially among middle-aged and elderly people. As they age, being slightly careless in cold weather can easily lead to stroke or cerebral infarction, resulting in mouth deviation.
3. In daily life, if one is exposed to toxic substances during childbirth, works in a damp and cold environment for a long time, or has some diseases, such as local infection, scarlet fever, multiple neuritis, influenza, and meningitis, these may lead to facial paralysis and cause mouth deviation. Additionally, facial trauma or fractures may also cause facial paralysis and result in mouth deviation.
