I DO! I had it a few years ago and I had got a window unit in my room to keep in colder in my room at night. I put it on anywhere for 60 to 65 degrees. After about a week of doing so I got bell's palsy. I then heard that some people think cold air causes it and I knew that it had to be what caused mine! I took that window unit out and I have not gotten bell's palsy since. It lasted for about 3 weeks and that was about 5 years ago. So what do you think?
Do you think bell's palsy is caused by cold air?
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