| Re: Vestibular Neurtis to Bells Palsy?
Yes, most definitely. If the vn is inflammed it can compress (I believe it is the 7th nerve that controls your facial movements) the 7th nerve which can cause Bells Palsy. I know this first hand because a friend of my neighbor got an ear infection one month before mine in January and it caused Bells Palsy. The good news is that Bells Palsy will heal with time. If you research information on the internet on Bells Palsy it will explain all this.
Take care,
Gloria
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Re: Vestibular Neurtis to Bells Palsy? 
