Bell’s palsy after inactivated COVID-19 vaccination in a patient with history of recurrent Bell’s palsy: A case report

Figure 1 Changes in right-side facial expression muscle function before and after treatment. A: Patient with a right facial droop before treatment; B and C: Patient with normal right-side facial expression muscle function after treatment.

Figure 2 Ophthalmologic changes of both eyes before and after treatment. A and B: Slit lamp inspection shows that the right eyelid could not completely close and that the left one could close normally; C and D: Conjunctival and scleral vessels are slightly congested. The central corneal epithelium of both eyes was punctate with opacity; E and F: Slit lamp inspection shows that both eyelids could close normally; G and H: Conjunctival and scleral vessels were not congested. Central corneal epithelium of both eyes had recovered.