When nerve impulses to muscles are disrupted, you may have paralysis, or the inability to produce voluntary motions. Strokes, spinal cord injuries, and nerve illnesses such as multiple sclerosis are all common causes of paralysis. Bell's palsy is characterized by transient facial paralysis. Quadriplegia affects all limbs, whereas paraplegia affects two legs. When you are unable to perform voluntary muscular movements, you are said to be paralyzed. Paralysis is caused by a neurological system disorder. Nerves that are not harmed provide information to muscles. These impulses cause muscles to contract. When you are paralyzed, you are unable to move some areas of your body. Some people endure transient paralysis and eventually regain partial or complete mobility. Bell's palsy, for example, momentarily paralyzes facial muscles. Palsy refers to paralysis followed by tremors. You will never regain muscle if you have permanent paralysis.
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