Isolated bilateral facial palsy due to chicken pox- An unique presentation
Journal: International Journal of Dermatology and Clinical Research (Vol.5, No. 1)Publication Date: 2019-01-02
Authors : Nandini Chatterjee; Chandan Chatterjee;
Page : 001-002
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Abstract
A nineteen year old girl presented with rashes of chicken pox and inability to close both eyes properly for two days. She had difficulty in eating and smiling. Vesicular non pruritic rashes were visible in various stages of healing over face and body except palm and soles. She complained of bilateral headaches but no vomiting, or weakness in her limbs or alteration of her taste sensation. She was alert and cooperative with normal speech and memory. B/L lower motor neuron type of facial nerve palsy was found. Routine blood work up, serology for HIV and Lyme disease, chest x ray, CSF study and MRI brain were normal.
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