Chan Peng Soon expected to make full recovery from Bell’s palsy

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia’s World No. 6 mixed doubles player Chen Peng Soon said he has recovered about 50% from the Bell’s palsy illness and has confirm to participate in “The Grand Match” event that will be held in Genting Highlands on December 28, 2019 alongside retired Malaysian badminton legend, Lee Chong Wei. Continue reading Chan Peng Soon expected to make full recovery from Bell’s palsy

BAM ready to lend a helping hand to Chan Peng Soon for Bell’s palsy illness

Kuala Lumpur: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) is ready to provide help to Chan Peng Soon who was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy. Continue reading BAM ready to lend a helping hand to Chan Peng Soon for Bell’s palsy illness

Chan Peng Soon’s Bell’s palsy illness might keep him out for more than a month

Kuala Lumpur: The health of Chan Peng Soon is now his biggest concern and the World No. 6 mixed doubles player who has been diagnosed with Bell’s palsy may miss some BWF World Tour tournaments at the beginning of 2020. Continue reading Chan Peng Soon’s Bell’s palsy illness might keep him out for more than a month

Chan Peng Soon reveals he has Bell’s Palsy

Kuala Lumpur: Bell’s palsy can seem like an alarming medical condition. It usually occurs without warning. This condition causes partial or complete paralysis of the face and doesn’t have a connection with any other illness. It often appears quickly overnight and can go away in a couple of days or can stay with the person for a long time. Continue reading Chan Peng Soon reveals he has Bell’s Palsy