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This could be something called bells palsey. (My spelling is terrible so bear with me). This causes facial paralysis during stressful moments, usually only on one side of the face. Although it is temporary, there are rare cases where the face does not unparalyze and therapy is needed in order to restore some of the muscles to semi working condition

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