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Bell’s palsy typically presents with:
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Bell’s palsy typically presents with:

A.

Eye paralysis and ptosis of eyelids

B.

Chewing difficulties and one-sided facial droop

C.

Fixed pupil and elevated eyelid on one side

D.

Twitching of one side of the face and ruddy cheeks

Correct option is B

Bell’s palsy involves paralysis of facial nerve (cranial nerve VII), leading to inability to smile, close eye, or chew on the affected side. Explanation of options:
· (a) ✘ Ptosis is more related to oculomotor nerve dysfunction.
· (b) ✔ Classic signs of Bell’s palsy.
· (c) ✘ Suggestive of a different neurological issue.
· (d) ✘ Bell’s palsy causes flaccidity, not twitching.

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