Bristol Palin Shares Ongoing Struggle with Bell's Palsy-Induced Facial Paralysis
The 34-year-old reveals she has seen no improvement in muscle movement on the left side of her face after five weeks of treatment.
- Bristol Palin, daughter of Sarah Palin, has been battling facial paralysis caused by Bell's Palsy since late January 2025.
- She disclosed on Instagram that she has tried a variety of treatments, including acupuncture and medication, but has not seen any progress after 35 days.
- Palin first noticed symptoms when her face began to feel numb and paralyzed, with the left side losing all muscle movement within hours.
- Doctors have suggested that stress and lack of sleep may have triggered the condition, which remains unresolved despite daily efforts to address it.
- The former reality TV star has spoken candidly about the emotional and physical challenges of the condition, expressing uncertainty about her recovery.