What disease caused Justin Bieber’s facial paralysis?

Mexico. Justin Bieber alarmed his millions of followers around the world by sharing on Instagram that he cancels his Justice Tour world tour, this because he is in poor health. Justin Bieber announced that he would cancel his next scheduled dates for Toronto and Washington because he contracted Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, which causes paralysis in the face, severe pain, and loss of the affected ear. Justin can be seen in the video with half of his face paralyzed, even mentioning that he can’t blink or smile, let alone move the nostril on the affected side. These images cause sadness among Bieber fans and already express their best wishes on social networks for a speedy recovery, as it is difficult to believe that at 28 years of age he is dealing with a delicate health problem and in the middle of his successful artistic career. Bieber has shared other posts before and is frustrated, saying he has a hard time eating and things have gotten worse for his health. According to information on the Internet, Ramsay Hunt syndrome occurs when the same virus that causes chickenpox and shingles (known as shingles), directly affects a facial nerve (geniculate ganglion). One of the symptoms of Ramsay Hunt syndrome is an inevitable painful rash that can manifest itself in the ear, face or mouth. The syndrome causes facial paralysis and loss of the ear on the affected side, as happened to Justin Bieber, there is also a lot of pain in parts such as the eardrum, palate, lobe and what is known as vertigo (feelings of dizziness and instability). To treat this condition, you must immediately go to the doctor and contemplate antivirals and analgesics, but in the case of the Canadian singer-songwriter, he reveals that he will have to undergo therapy to improve and perhaps take weeks to get his face to move again as before. We recommend you read: For now Justin Bieber will be in total rest, as indicated by his doctors and that is why he canceled his concerts and any activity that may alter him, since it requires to be in the most absolute tranquility. Camera captures a bear bathing in a toy bear
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