Paralysis can be caused due to various reasons

Paralysis can be caused due to various reasons, and the most common reasons are any form of injury to the spinal cord or head, stroke, and multiple sclerosis.

Common causes of paralysis include: a transient ischaemic attack (TIA or "mini-stroke") or stroke (paralysis in 1 half of the face with arm weakness) a head injury. a spinal cord (back) injury.

In addition to facial and neck pain, chronic stress can also cause tension headaches or migraines. These headaches are usually accompanied by tightness in the muscles around the head and neck, causing discomfort and even paralysis if left untreated.