Guest guest Report post Posted April 4, 2010 Ok, I'm a student intern in the clinic at my school. A buddy of mine is sending his sister to see me tomorrow, and it sounds like an interesting case. The patient has Bell's Palsy, but it sounds like it may have come from internal wind. Has anyone ever heard of that before? I haven't been able to examine her, but based on what he was telling me, she had a lot of pain around GB 20 on the right side. This persisted for over a week, iirc. Then on the left side, she developed Bell's Palsy. Now that could still be exterior wind, but from what else he was telling me, it sounded like she had like a liver yin deficiency with heat or wind rising. I don't recall all that he said. Anyway, I guess she's been in alot of pain, and she was actually in the hospital with this for a week, but they were unable to help her. I'll give more of an update after I see her, if the case really does turn out to be of particular interest. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
