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General: Unilateral facial nerve paralysis of sudden onset and gradual recovery involving the nerve as it runs through the fallopian canal; etiology unknown; more common in adults.
Ocular: Corneal ulcer; paralysis of seventh nerve; ectropion; lagophthalmos; ptosis; epiphora; decreased visual acuity; diplopia; ocular irritation; exposure keratitis.
Clinical: Aching in the ear or mastoid; tingling or numbness of cheek or mouth; alteration of taste; hyperacusis; epiphora; facial weakness; most commonly and frequently affected cranial nerve with herpes zoster is the facial nerve.
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