Trigeminal Neuralgia is condition resulting in severe sharp shooting pain along one half of the face. This pain can be continuous and intermittent. Usually presenting as toothache, precipitated by chewing, patients have had multiple dental consults and tooth removal before the diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia is made.
Symptoms
Severe Pain in one half of the face
Treatment
Medical management
Percutaneous Rhizotomy
If you have trigeminal neuralgia, you know how distressing it can be. You feel drained and hopeless. You live in fear of the next attack. But the good news is that some attacks are caused by specific triggers. Avoid those triggers and you may have fewer attacks. Here are some triggers we know about.
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