bell's palsy is a usually temporary paralysis or weakness that affects the muscles on one side of the face. the causes of bell's palsy aren't fully understood. it's thought most cases are due to inflammation of a facial nerve caused by the herpes virus (the same virus that causes cold sores). tumors generally don't cause bell's palsy. meningioma is a specific type of tumor that affects the delicate protective membranes of the brain and spinal cord. the vast majority of meningiomas are benign (non-cancerous) and may never even cause symptoms. when they do cause symptoms these may include weakness in the arms or legs or speech problems but meningiomas are not known to cause facial paralysis. i hope this information helps!
there are some types of tumors that can cause bells palsey is meningeoma one of them?