You cannot move the areas of your body that are paralyzed, either partially or completely. Depending on where the damage occurred, paralysis may be accompanied by a lack of sensation. Sudden paralysis is brought on by spinal cord injury and strokes. You might become paralyzed, unable to move on your own, when something interferes with the nerve impulses that muscles receive from the brain. Strokes, spinal cord injuries, and neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis are among the common causes of paralysis. Bell's palsy results in momentary paralysis of the face. While quadriplegia affects all limbs, paraplegia only affects one leg. When you are unable to move your muscles voluntarily, you are said to be paralyzed. Paralysis results from nerve system issues. Muscles receive messages from healthy nerves. This causes the muscles to contract. You are unable to move some areas of your body if you have paralysis. A tiny area of the body is affected by localized paralysis. It typically affects the vocal cords, hands, feet, or face.
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