Trigeminal Neuralgia, local doctors may have found the cure

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

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  • @chrislebo8090
    @chrislebo8090 Год назад +65

    I had this pain on the right side. It started in 2003 and finally stoped in 2005 by itself. I hope and I pray that people do understand the pain your enduring. 😢

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад +3

      You're lucky I had a cyst removed off of the nerve and the pain went away for a few months rerouted came back with a vengeance

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад +2

      Oh yeah and it's usually on the right side it can spread to the left but it is mostly right-sided fifth cranial nerve😢

    • @shaneandhuevo9310
      @shaneandhuevo9310 11 месяцев назад +1

      Did you change anything diet lifestyle ?

    • @NguyenQuang-tm3ou
      @NguyenQuang-tm3ou 9 месяцев назад +3

      damn, how is this possible, please tell me its true that its going away, i havent been diagnosed with it yet but from the symptoms i have im 90% sure i’ve got it, im litteraly being depressed right now knowing it can follow me for the rest of my life

    • @jessicatrahanmoreno388
      @jessicatrahanmoreno388 9 месяцев назад +4

      It is the worst pain. I'm by my partner's side every day. She was a professional tennis player and owns bussiness and now that the pain has progressed to daily attacks, she really can't do much more than sleep. She became allergic to Tegretrol. It started 4 years ago. It went away. But it came back. It's at the point since December 2023 that she gets constant pain attacks throughout the day. It's really hard for most people to comprehend how healthy people can get this out of nowhere. We believe dental work (root canals etc) was the catalyst. She's considering this surgery in the next 3 months.

  • @thatlindgirlinutah5829
    @thatlindgirlinutah5829 2 года назад +82

    I've had TN since 2005 and I'm not a candidate for MVD. I take Gabapentin and Carbamazepine amongst many other medications to deal with the side effects of the disease and the medications. My life revolves around this disease. I have to watch the weather in order to make plans just to chance a grocery shopping trip or other outings. I never know when I'll get slammed with an attack that'll take me to the ground at any given moment. It's a horrible disease for anyone who has it and a lifetime of agony for those of us who aren't able to have MVD.

    • @Lovescoffeeandtea
      @Lovescoffeeandtea 2 года назад +3

      Why can’t you have it?

    • @thatlindgirlinutah5829
      @thatlindgirlinutah5829 2 года назад +17

      @@Lovescoffeeandtea Because MVD is for people who have TN due to the nerve being compressed by a blood vessel. My TN is from my nerve being irreparably damaged due to the Shingles virus or a blow to the head like being hit with fists or being in a car accident.

    • @CAJUNBEE
      @CAJUNBEE 2 года назад +15

      I have had TN for over 20 years it's awful disease I won't do surgery because I am to afraid to have worse pain then I have now!

    • @thatlindgirlinutah5829
      @thatlindgirlinutah5829 2 года назад +13

      @@CAJUNBEE I'm the same. Even if I could have the MVD I wouldn't because I know too many people who have had major complications from it AND/OR had their TN come back in less than a year. I hope you have many pain free days ahead of you!❣

    • @kortneyyarbrough
      @kortneyyarbrough 2 года назад +7

      I’m here with you! I have it bilaterally!

  • @gossimgirl
    @gossimgirl 2 года назад +45

    lol... not this video suggesting two doctors just found this? That's been a treatment for over twenty years. My mom has TN. And this surgery often doesn't work, or works short term, OFTEN damaging other facial nerves and causing partial or full paralysis.
    Things like this are called 'misinformation' and also prove to me not a single bloody thing has advanced in helping people with TN.

    • @yunhosmile
      @yunhosmile 2 года назад

      Right??!

    • @yunhosmile
      @yunhosmile 2 года назад +1

      That's exactly why I'm afraid to have this surgery done. But it's become so bad that I'm actually almost suicidal at this point. I'm taking opiates but even they don't work anymore. Idk what to do!

    • @sleepisthecousinofdeath7395
      @sleepisthecousinofdeath7395 2 года назад +4

      @@yunhosmile Don’t unalive, smoke weed it helps me more than pills ever could.

    • @sameer-nb2jv
      @sameer-nb2jv 2 года назад +1

      @@yunhosmile try homeopathy and ayurvedic medicines once and dont go for surgery as it remains same even it can cause any bad .i agree that pain is so much but try prolotherapy

    • @vanessac1965
      @vanessac1965 2 года назад +1

      @@yunhosmile I can second that. Weed makes it tolerable

  • @CroisMoi
    @CroisMoi Год назад +35

    I am an acupuncturist and had a patient with trigeminal neuralgia. It is caused by tight muscles in the jaw. Notice the nerve originates from that area. I did acupuncture in her jaw and cheek to relax the muscles and it went away. Most pain is caused by tight muscles. Acupuncture is wonderful for that.

    • @jenniferm3572
      @jenniferm3572 8 месяцев назад

      Or just try some marjoram oil as it helps to relax muscles and reduce inflammation.

    • @IndieButterflyWarrior
      @IndieButterflyWarrior 8 месяцев назад +4

      Thank you for your input. Whilst I'm waiting for a scan, I've decided to try a bunch of therapies including acupuncture, chiropractor, massage. My posture is so bad as well as tension in my body so might as well try.

    • @ronaldreyes3933
      @ronaldreyes3933 4 месяца назад +3

      I am Ronald Reyes, 54 years old, and I have been diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia. This marks my third debilitating episode, leaving me in excruciating pain to the point of near unconsciousness. Unfortunately, the current medication I am taking does not provide relief.
      I humbly reach out to anyone with a compassionate heart who may offer assistance in finding a cure for my condition. Alternatively, if you are aware of any effective remedies to alleviate this relentless pain, I would deeply appreciate your guidance. Financially, we struggle to support my daily needs and treatment expenses.
      I seek help from any medical missions or charitable initiatives that extend support to individuals like me battling Trigeminal Neuralgia. Your kindness and assistance will be greatly valued and rewarded by the Higher Power.
      Thank you for your consideration and potential support.

    • @MotherMantiss
      @MotherMantiss 4 месяца назад +4

      For pete's sake, TN is not caused by "tight muscles" and the nerve is NOT by your jaw! It's located up by your temple near your ear and it branches down. TN caused by the Trigeminal nerve coming into contact with an artery and becoming overstimulated. The pain is like an icepick being jammed into your head, far, far more than acupuncture could address. I'm happy your client got some relief but we're talking about a level of pain here that causes people to pass out and in the long term left untreated can result in suicide just to escape the pain.

    • @michaellee1344
      @michaellee1344 Месяц назад +2

      @@MotherMantissthe nerve most definitely does pass through the jaw and is not always caused by compression in the brain. The nerve can be impinged anywhere along the nerve. This includes the upper spine,brain and anywhere on the face itself. This is why 30% who have the mvd operation still have pain if not worse! Please don’t talk nonsense on things you obviously don’t understand. Tight jaw muscles can most definitely put pressure on the nerve causing symptoms.

  • @WiseMoose
    @WiseMoose Год назад +50

    I had trigeminal on both sides of my face. I had the vascular decompression surgery at the university of Pittsburg. Literally life changing. I sustained during a physical trauma which was a “slip and fall” type of accident at the age of 26 in 2010. I was misdiagnosed and told I was a pain med seeker for about 3 years. Doctors in my area at the time just didn’t think a heathy 26 year old female could sustain during a trauma. The vascular decompression saved my life. TN is known as the “suicide disease” for very good reason.

    • @Muswell
      @Muswell Год назад +4

      BOTH sides? OMG.
      I hope you have relief now & for a very long time.

    • @carlsep17
      @carlsep17 Год назад

      Did you end up doing MVD

    • @lhale9176
      @lhale9176 Год назад +1

      Happy for u..🙏♥️.I can't handle it. Too much.😟

    • @miwito
      @miwito Год назад

      THANK YOU FOR SHARING ---- im tripping here, so many docs over time tell me "lets just wait"

    • @davidkoller2603
      @davidkoller2603 10 месяцев назад

      Hello, it would really mean alot to me if you could answer a question for me. I'm going through something very similar and I wanted to know if your doctor found the vessel on a MRI/MRA before you had the surgery- or did they just do the surgery based on symptoms. Again, would mean alot to me if you responded and I'm glad you're doing well now, thanks.

  • @TheKen197
    @TheKen197 Год назад +13

    Ive got TN, suffered this since 2016 and got diagnosed in 2018, ive had 3 teeth pulled out. This disease has ruined my life and i suffer in constant pain 24 hrs a day. Ive had a Mri scan and nothing come up so i dont need the decompression surgery. I got this because a dentist really hurt my face doing 3 root canals next to eachother on the face. I emplore people dont have multiple canals next to eachother

    • @jessicatrahanmoreno388
      @jessicatrahanmoreno388 9 месяцев назад +4

      My partner has TN and it's progressed like yours to daily pain and it's taken over her life. Her story is just like yours with dental work being the culprit. It took many years to figure this out. The MRI in the majority of people will not show the compressed Trigeminal nerve. It doesn't mean that the surgery will not work. In the majority of people like you and her it won't show in an mRI. But the surgery will still work. She's on her way to get this surgery so she can reclaim her life. I hope you get more opinions and seek a good nuerosurgeon. We have come to Los Angeles and are happy with UClA. This good health care in California. Blessings

    • @yoitsniko
      @yoitsniko 5 месяцев назад

      The MRI is typically to rule out everything else. GammaKnife radiation is just as successful as MVD. I've had the MVD and it only worked for 4 years. Had GammaKnife in December 23, and I'm still experiencing hell. This is my 12th year with TN. Don't let an MRI scan prevent you from getting the procedure. If you want the pain to stop, GET IT!! Get you an appointment with a Neurosurgeon. Don't let someone tell you NO. You're in pain. Get the procedure

    • @vipinarora5630
      @vipinarora5630 2 месяца назад +2

      I recently got diagnosed.
      Regular MRI doesnt show anything.
      Try the following MRI if you havnt tried yet;
      3-Tesla Brain MRI with Fiesta sequence and also with contrast.

    • @daryltalley8242
      @daryltalley8242 19 дней назад +1

      MRI will not show if not a Weighted Fiesta on the order. Special dedicated fine cut MRI with T2-like weighting (“FIESTA” sequence) through trigeminal nerve area may be useful for actually seeing vascular contact/compression against trigeminal nerve root. Even if dr puts on order, tech must be reminded. Or will be doing again. 🙏

  • @marygelvizagopiloni5770
    @marygelvizagopiloni5770 Год назад +18

    My mom has Trigeminal Neuralgia since 2007.... After trying thousands of options now we are trying Physiotherapy and surprusingly is working! Her pain episodes no longer come as often, even so she continues having It... But it's a progress! I hope to help someone with this

    • @logicalblueberry
      @logicalblueberry Год назад +2

      Thank you for sharing. What type of physiotherapy worked for your mom?

    • @NguyenQuang-tm3ou
      @NguyenQuang-tm3ou 9 месяцев назад +1

      the characteristic of this disease is it often going away but always comeback, but i wish the best luck to your mom and myself, im suffering

  • @mickeydnrvz9383
    @mickeydnrvz9383 2 года назад +17

    I was gonna have surgery, but the risk is too dangers. I change my mind. I’m living taking Carbamazepine, in which at times, it doesn’t help.

    • @michael.imv.8989
      @michael.imv.8989 2 года назад +5

      Yeah I'm in the same boat....I don't take anything for it....I get this really bad shock on my bottom front tooth from time to time but most of of the time it feels like my gums are burning but just in that same spot...it won't go away for weeks at a time...I hope it doesn't get worse....my sister told me to go see a TMJ specialist an chiropractor that it can help

    • @sameer-nb2jv
      @sameer-nb2jv 2 года назад +1

      @@michael.imv.8989 She is saying correct and try yog

    • @yunhosmile
      @yunhosmile 2 года назад +4

      Me too. Carbamazapene has stopped working though. Idk what to do anymore. I can't live like this!

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +5

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад

      I had surgery and it just rerouted the pain I understand what you're talking about hurts like hell I had a cyst pushing on that good old fifth cranial nerve I was on hard narcotics for years I got on methadone got off of it and I just tried to deal and take gabapentin tegretol and Klonopin does help maybe it's just the anxiety that helps when it comes on but there are some exercises you can do on the left side of your face and massage techniques Dr Berg here on RUclips try it out it does bring you some at least temporary relief

  • @TheShihTzuWhisperer
    @TheShihTzuWhisperer 8 месяцев назад +4

    My MVD for Geniculate Neuralgia is still successful after 20 years.

  • @yunhosmile
    @yunhosmile 2 года назад +38

    So many ppl have reported awful side effects from this surgery though. I'm afraid to have it but I'm almost suicidal from this pain. I can't take it anymore.

    • @michael.imv.8989
      @michael.imv.8989 2 года назад +8

      I'm sorry you have it to I wish the best for you

    • @yunhosmile
      @yunhosmile 2 года назад +2

      @@michael.imv.8989 Thanku Michael (that's my son's name too🤗), same to you

    • @dontbemean
      @dontbemean 2 года назад +3

      my fiance is going through the same thing... i'm so sorry...

    • @mrtizer6672
      @mrtizer6672 2 года назад +2

      I honestly know what your going through, I'm scared to death of surgery but simply cannot live with the pain it's ruined my life, pure torture x

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +8

      Please don't give up. I've been living with this horror for 6 years now. Neuro acupuncture brought the pain down from a 10 to 7 but still I suffer horrific episodes of what I describe as hundreds of electrical shocks shooting up my face at the same time. Then I have to take more meds while I'm screaming and crying in agony for up to an hour before the meds kick in. I continue to seek out natural remedies and I may have found one that actually works.
      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

  • @mariolugo6988
    @mariolugo6988 2 года назад +40

    This is one of the worst pains ever. I had MVD surgery and it did not work for me. Maybe it will work for you. We are all different. I would say as well that its probably a 50/50 chance of working. There is typical TN and Atypical TN as well and the MVD surgery success is different for both. Praying for all TN sufferers that our pain may be gone! Keep strong TN warriors! There is hope! God bless!

    • @caydnlofton1858
      @caydnlofton1858 2 года назад +5

      Yeah this video feels very misleading with their 70-90% chance of success figure.
      My doctors say there is a 30% chance of temporary pain relief with a near 100% of the pain eventually returning.

    • @sarahsam7777
      @sarahsam7777 2 года назад

      did u have a typicalfacial pain

    • @brianray2803
      @brianray2803 2 года назад

      I'm headed for a appointment next week, and I have paralysis along with the pain every 4-5 months (so far). I haven't heard anything from others about paralysis (in the mouth, tongue - chewing and swallowing are challenging) but I'll see what the neurologist says about.

    • @lauriekline178
      @lauriekline178 2 года назад +3

      I have TN. It’s caused from Mast Cell Activation Disease. Maybe that’s why you’re surgery didn’t help. This is good ole fashioned anaphylaxis of the central nervous system. I’ve noticed many doctors don’t have this knowledge. I’ve been sick 8 weeks now, and I am going into remission. I take Zyrtec, Lyrica, montelukast and metformin. This has an allergic hypothesis.

    • @Vader1005
      @Vader1005 Год назад +2

      I’ve seen too many and heard too many stories of the surgery making people worse than before going in which is insane! The surgery worsened the pain for two people I knew and they’re no longer here among us. I won’t take that risk my pain is already suicidal levels but meds and pain meds keep me alive

  • @wingedhussar1683
    @wingedhussar1683 Год назад +9

    Does anyone here suffering with Trigeminal Neuralgia relate to these experience/symptoms? After getting a dental filling about 2 years ago, I had excruciating pain in one of my molars afterwards. The pain was so bad that I could not brush my teeth and chew/drink hot or cold food without a stabbing sensation. Over time, the entire right side of my face became numb over the pain, and it developed on the left side of my face as well. I (mistakenly) got the molar refilled + extracted to get rid of the pain but the pain still somewhat persists in the area. The right and left side of my face (especially around my cheeks, scalp, and temple) is still numb. I have been to a neurologist, numerous dentists, have gotten 2 MRI brain scans and yet never received a definitive diagnosis of TN. Just want to see if anyone else with TN has had a similar experience as me. Thank you all!

    • @BARCHAT714
      @BARCHAT714 Год назад +2

      Hello, I feel your pain and frustration! I have the same pain have not been diagnosed with TN but after some unnecessary cosmetic fillings on L eye teeth and a bad ear infection I started with the awful pain on L side of face like I was about to die it was so bad! I have also been to several dentists, root canal specialists, and my family doctor and now have been taking Gabapentin for the last month with great results! I am grateful that my doctor put me on something that works - 300mg 3x a day - I started with 100mg every 4 hrs and it did not ease my pain until dose upped. I hear that this med does not work for some but for me it has been a lifesaver. Do not let them work in your mouth or get any more injections in your gum if you can help it! That's how the nerves were injured in my face! Best of luck to you, peace ☮️

    • @StarDivine777
      @StarDivine777 Год назад +7

      Yeah these dentists aren't going to admit they hit a nerve in some way and cause this. I had a tooth extraction last year and have been messed up since . I have pain that switches sides of my mouth and I even went to a different dentist who was a jerk and told me dental work doesn't cause TN. Lol They probably drilled to far down and put the filling in . That also happened to me and it caused an infection and I had a root canal . The nerve in your tooth was damaged because of the filling and even though they pulled the tooth the nerve was damaged to long ago to heal. Only get done what is absolutely needed and research all dentists before getting anything done

    • @pearlkally8325
      @pearlkally8325 Год назад

      I had the exact experience like you. After tooth filling, my face and teeth hurt for 5 years and couldn’t find diagnosis. I went for Prolotherapy and it works. Go research Prolotherapy.

    • @karlanevermind2554
      @karlanevermind2554 Год назад +2

      Yes I had a root canal and went to numerous dental specialists and I finally self diagnosed after reading n researching. My responses trigger from teeth brushing, talking n chewing the wind, cell phone use.. they thought I had TMJ. I also requested BRAIN MRI which shows signs for trigeminal neuralgia

    • @karlanevermind2554
      @karlanevermind2554 Год назад +1

      You’ll need to go on some anti convulsants.! I’m going to use Baclofein first it’s a muscle relaxer then may add Gabapentin less side effects

  • @cookiee5272
    @cookiee5272 7 месяцев назад +4

    Stay away from white sugar, spicey foods, salt. When the nerve is damaged. These things will cause inflammation . Stop the sugar, salt , obay spices. Use a substitute instead.

    • @ERICHOANG-gs2yn
      @ERICHOANG-gs2yn 6 месяцев назад

      contact dr ani john on RUclips channel for help. he cured me permanently from this same virus with his natural herbal medication,,

  • @jessicatrahanmoreno388
    @jessicatrahanmoreno388 9 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you this is very helpful. My partner who's only 44 just got diagnosed two months (Jan. 2024) ago with TN. She had the first attack in 2019 but it wasn't until a year ago it progressed and we started with dentists to figure out the cause. After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in dental care that didn't cure the pain and seeing 6 specialists we finally got a diagnosis. The medication helped for a month until she got a sever allergic reaction. We have just consulted with a Nuerosurgeon at UCLA, and she will most likely undergoing the decompression surgery in the next few months. However we have one more vascular MRI and we want a couple more opinions and interviews of surgeons before we decide. What they didn't mention is this surgery usually involves putting Teflon wool inside the brain to decompress the nerves. I wonder that is what this man got? Or if they had another method to go about this surgery without inserting a foreign body in the brain?

    • @larrymacdonald411
      @larrymacdonald411 3 месяца назад

      The Teflon foam keeps the artery from rubbing on the nerve, which is the problem.

  • @veronicavasco2572
    @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +22

    I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. A study was conducted and will be completed by December 2022. I'm interested to find out if it worked for everyone. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferers. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @MsNbishop
      @MsNbishop 2 года назад +4

      Omg I completely forgot about the olive oil. I believe you're right because I was ok when I started eating organic olives. Thank you!

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +5

      @@MsNbishop That's wonderful!!! I never thought about eating the whole olive. Would you please tell me what kind of organic olives you were eating? There are so many types. I would love to add them to my diet. Can you imagine if something as simple as an olive and it's oil is the cure to this horrendous condition. I'm praying that this is the answer for all us poor sufferers everywhere, especially those dear souls who are considering suicide. Blessings to you dear Nikki.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +2

      @Chrystal Hi Chrystal....there's such a huge difference. I haven't experienced a massive attack since I began taking the olive oil. We've been harvesting our fruit trees the last couple months, so I've been eating a couple fruits every day. Sugar is not good for the nerves but I can't help myself, they're so gorgeous. Consequently, I've been getting some sparks. I will never stop the olive oil. It's definitely a healer for me.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +2

      @Chryssy I'm so sorry to hear you're suffering so much. Chewing food used to be extremely painful with lots of electrical shocks, and consequently it was impossible to eat proper amounts of food for months at a time. I never experienced spasms though. The pain was always from the hot electrical shocks. At times I would feel like someone had pulled all my bottom left teeth out which then felt like gaping holes and the slightest touch would cause horrible shocks. I did try neuro-acupuncture and that helped reduce the day to day pain somewhat but I still experienced the excruciating attacks at times. I pray that the CT scan reveals exactly what's going on. You might also want to get an MRI. I'll be praying for you Chryssy. Blessings!!!

    • @michaelpondo-nv9yy
      @michaelpondo-nv9yy Год назад

      Take Neuro mag and. D. M. S. O.

  • @hannakmink8735
    @hannakmink8735 2 года назад +8

    This is not for everyone. It's not recommended for the elderly and if you have multiple sclerosis cause by lesions in the brain. Also there is a neuroplasticity that has the ability to reorganize the nerve connections by framing new nerve connections in response to new situations or changes in their environment. So you have to have realistic expectations when it comes to trigeminal neuralgia. And I have MS and Trigeminal Neuralgia bilateral.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +5

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @hustlemami8732
      @hustlemami8732 Год назад

      @Veronica Vasco thank you so much for sharing and God bless you!

    • @lauriekline178
      @lauriekline178 Год назад +3

      I have mcas and TN. I have this by allergic hypothesis. I take anti histamine and pregablin and montelukast and metformin. Not everyone has this by micro compression of blood vessels. I do have a brain lesion-AVM however it is in occipital lobe. I am almost in remission, my attacks are very mild. Trigger elimination is key here. Controlling mast cells is not easy. God bless to others, keep strong

    • @christinahurt7505
      @christinahurt7505 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@lauriekline178I also have MCAS with TN. I have multiple cranial nerve disorder with bilateral TN. I have been wondering if my MCAS is partially to blame for my TN and other cranial neuralgias. Already had MVD and then GammaKnife on left side only. Gk resulted in worse TN plus anesthesia dolorosa. Trying right now to get treatment for MCAS, POTS and Ehlers-Danlos.

  • @meganrussell5103
    @meganrussell5103 6 месяцев назад +2

    I’m scared for my life as this is my 3rd flare up in a year and this week I have had hundreds of attacks thru the day , no medicated working , I love my family and I hope they will not lose me to this as I’m on the edge

    • @Riyaaa-o8g
      @Riyaaa-o8g 6 месяцев назад

      What is a flare up? Does this mean you have pain free episodes in between?

    • @meganrussell5103
      @meganrussell5103 6 месяцев назад

      @@Riyaaa-o8g yes sometime I have constant attacks then maybe nothing for a week or months , because I have a small infection on my right side it’s triggering it , well that’s what my specialist says

    • @mightywind7595
      @mightywind7595 5 месяцев назад +2

      Hang in there Megan, I’ll pray for you. I just got this, although I had a monster migraine a couple years ago where I was literally yelling from the pain and it would crescendo just like this does so I’m thinking I had it back then. Keep looking for solutions, find a counselor who knows about this condition and you can express your feelings to. Distracting myself during a pain attack sometimes helps. I refuse to let my mind focus on it. Don’t get pulled down into that hole of hopelessness. It sounds like you have periods of remission so remind yourself you just have to get through this time and things will be better. This to shall pass. I plan on looking into every natural treatment I can find. Hugs and prayers ❤❤🙏🙏

    • @meganrussell5103
      @meganrussell5103 5 месяцев назад

      @@mightywind7595 thank you for your kind and helpful words 🥰

  • @wallypaige8496
    @wallypaige8496 Год назад +8

    How does the guy feeling now? My son in law has this. There doesn't seem to be a cure. So would like to know more about this.

  • @hannahbanana2375
    @hannahbanana2375 Год назад +8

    I have had occipital and trigeminal neuralgia for 2 years now and it's the most horrible pain ever.

    • @deathbystereo-
      @deathbystereo- Год назад

      Same.

    • @deathbystereo-
      @deathbystereo- Год назад

      Same.

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад +2

      I have had this pain since my thirties and I'm in my 60s had surgery to remove a cyst that was pushing on it and it just rerouted the pain and yes it's the worst pain FYI gets worse with age

    • @muhammedyaseen-d5u
      @muhammedyaseen-d5u Год назад

      ​@@deathbystereo-how do you feel

  • @tonette1813
    @tonette1813 2 года назад +18

    I didn't need all this negative stuff to hit me in the face as soon as I got on . I'm already having major anxiety attacks over this condition.

    • @saracombs2908
      @saracombs2908 Год назад +1

      🫂 it just happened to me a month ago. From dental nerve block injection. I'm trying to have hope.

    • @iamfernelecia
      @iamfernelecia Год назад +3

      Sending love from a fellow TN Warrior 💙💙💙

    • @JDMc2.0
      @JDMc2.0 Год назад +1

      ⚡TN warrior since 2007⚡

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад

      Sorry but yeah it does hurt like hell I've been living with it over 30 years how to sis pushing on it it's the 5th cranial nerve methadone seem to be the most effective not that I'm suggesting you get on it but that's how bad it got

    • @vipinarora5630
      @vipinarora5630 2 месяца назад

      ​@@saracombs2908Same is my case. It started with dental nerve block anesthesia injection 4 months ago.
      Did you get any relief from any medication or surgery.
      Seems like we have a similar case.

  • @darcybrummett7004
    @darcybrummett7004 2 года назад +10

    I’m not a doctor but going by the described symptoms and what father is currently experiencing, I think he has this. I hope he can get the right treatment soon because I hate seeing him suffer like this. Date of this post: December 24, 2022. I think he started getting the shock-like pain on Dec 21.

    • @manavsingla6795
      @manavsingla6795 Год назад

      Hey doctor I have similar pain on my forehead left part above eye do I suffer with this

    • @martonbalazskajari5587
      @martonbalazskajari5587 Год назад +1

      ​@@manavsingla6795damn it must suck that he hasnt answered yet. Are you doing okay

    • @manavsingla6795
      @manavsingla6795 Год назад

      @@martonbalazskajari5587 ya bro I m doing fine now, actually it was related to veins of my eyes and now doctor has advised me with some eye dips daily and now the pain is much much improved

  • @FlowerGemsGirl
    @FlowerGemsGirl 2 года назад +12

    I have just been diagnosed with this condition. All the drugs they have tried don’t work and the pain is daily. I can’t even chew on my left side. Does anyone else have their teeth and tongue hurt as well with this? I can barely touch my teeth together on that side either.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +5

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @thatlindgirlinutah5829
      @thatlindgirlinutah5829 2 года назад +7

      @Flower GemsGirl I have the same problems, but on the right side. I went thru many different drug cocktails until me and my doctor finally found the combo of meds that helped me. Unfortunately our bodies build up a tolerance to these medications over time and I'm at toxicity levels on my Gabapentin 3600mg daily and my Carbamazepine 400mg daily. I've tried all those homeopathic, ayurveda, and/or wacky "cures" out there but none worked for me. My cousin said cold laser worked for him, but it didn't do anything for me. Just beware of your expectations if you do try any alternative medicines or supplements and don't get frustrated if none of them do much for you. I was able to wean off of my meds after the first 6 months of being diagnosed and I was able to live pain free for almost two months afterwards. But as I was walking down my hallway while getting ready for work one morning I was slammed to the ground with one of the worst flare-ups that I've ever had. I've yet to get my TN into remission since that day. My advice is take it one day at a time, make sure you keep protein drinks and soft foods stocked for those days that you'll really need them, and never give up hope. Take care and I hope you can find something to help bring your pain to a manageable level.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +1

      @@thatlindgirlinutah5829 Hi there....I've been on the olive oil regime now for, I believe, it's over two weeks and the pain is under control. I can't believe it. I've been suffering for six years with horrific attacks that would leave me screaming, sometimes for an hour until the extra pills kicked in. I've been through all the drugs. The only one that works for me is Dilantin. "Out of the blue" remissions don't happen to me anymore so my only conclusion is, this olive oil diet might actually be working. Yesterday, not even one twinge. I'm going to continue to see if the olive oil actually heals the nerve over time. There's a 12 week clinical study going on right now to see the effects of olive oil on TN and it will be completed December 2022. The patients are also on a special diet. They don't mention specifics about the diet but I figured it might be the zero carb diet because sugar and anything that converts to sugar activates the nerve. And, of course, I take the prescribed 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily. I don't cook it. I take 2 tablespoons on an empty stomach in the morning and 2 tablespoons on an empty stomach before bedtime. I also use extra to cook with. The first day I tried it I was having lots of attacks. I took all 4 tablespoons of olive oil and shortly after that, everything calmed down and it's been getting better every day. Please let me know if you decide to try it and if it works for you. We need to spread the word to all sufferers if it does. I have been praying all these years for a healing and I think this might be it. Blessings to you dear fellow sufferer.

    • @XxXsupacloveXxX
      @XxXsupacloveXxX Год назад +2

      ​@@thatlindgirlinutah5829 this really helped me this morning with a bad flare up. Thank you.

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад +2

      Yes I have a burning sensation where I don't even have a tooth not to mention it just takes out the whole right side of my face I had a cyst pushing up against the nerve had surgery rerouted the pain check out Dr Berg's video on massaging it on the opposite side he shows you how and it will give you some relief but it does hurt like hell when you're doing it when you find the spot that is but it will help alleviate it for at least a short time

  • @hummingbird2254
    @hummingbird2254 2 года назад +11

    I had MVD surgery in December 2017. I'm still pain free. My neurologist said that hopefully I'll be pain free for ten years. This surgery is not a cure.

    • @salomeomamo5593
      @salomeomamo5593 Год назад

      Who is your doctor please. Any references or contact?

    • @hummingbird2254
      @hummingbird2254 Год назад

      @@salomeomamo5593 I live in Canada. The neurosurgeon's name is Dr. Keith McDougall, London Health Sciences Center, University campus in London Ontario Canada. You would need to be referred to him by a neurologist.

  • @suzyashby8777
    @suzyashby8777 Год назад +2

    Yeah. I have that too. I’ve had to go through many dentist when the pain starts. It has been a long while. The pain is back. One side of my face to up thru my forehead. I have diabetes, blood disorder itp. Old timers wanted to do gamma knife on me. But , since my medical prob. And birth defects it’s been super challenging. I did a ct scan through my ent. He caught that nerve inflamed just recently. I see my Neuro doc soon. Hopefully an answer and no more meds.

  • @janetrowe186
    @janetrowe186 Год назад +3

    Yes!!! I went through he'll as child..i took it that I ate too much sweet candy..my mom handed me bags of small candy.i lost my teeth.they rotted..i have one small piece rot left on left side of jaw..i really do not want to experience that kind of pain.it is so severe!! I cried.put very hot towel over ben gay on my jaw.after while it died.i had rest teeth taken out.but I have one tooth 2rots on left side.2 teeth and 2 roots on right side.im only scared if they get touched will I end up with more of that severe pain???😮OH lord!?

  • @WilmaAldover
    @WilmaAldover Год назад +2

    Hoping for cure.

  • @neritorres1262
    @neritorres1262 Год назад +2

    My husband has this condition please help !

    • @anastasiagirl9064
      @anastasiagirl9064 Год назад

      I have this also. I think I have tnp..I have constant dull ache and burning..ugh...im going to try dtr and nucca at this point I'm throwing everything in my face.

  • @mikeetron
    @mikeetron 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you for for lettimg me know that some people can get treatment in this very unfair place we live in. No help whatsoever.

    • @ERICHOANG-gs2yn
      @ERICHOANG-gs2yn 6 месяцев назад

      contact dr ani john on RUclips channel for help. he cured me permanently from this same virus with his natural herbal medication,,

  • @hannelaursen7701
    @hannelaursen7701 Год назад +3

    I have had for 20 years on both side .

  • @shanekabailey2274
    @shanekabailey2274 Год назад +2

    I had MVD surgery 3 yrs ago and am starting to have pain again 😢

    • @ShahanazNoufa
      @ShahanazNoufa Год назад +1

      Same here😢

    • @ShahanazNoufa
      @ShahanazNoufa Год назад +1

      Before surgery I had pain right side but after surgery it came both side of my face

  • @angelsandocean2853
    @angelsandocean2853 Год назад +2

    I have pain since 2015.. Getting worse. I am 57.

  • @janetrowe186
    @janetrowe186 Год назад +2

    I'm not on drugs.meds.i dislike side affects.

  • @CjFromSA
    @CjFromSA 7 месяцев назад +2

    I think I got this over a bad molar with a cavity last few yrs I go through a period of serious pain behind me eye and numbness in my cheek and jaw. The pain is more severe behind my eye to the point I can’t even work and tears come out i literally need to try sleep to get rid of the pain wonder if I get my root canal treatment would it make it go away

    • @kimfinch67
      @kimfinch67 7 месяцев назад +1

      I’ve had TN for years and was doing relatively good. Had a root canal and it has flared the TN. I’m looking at having the tooth pulled.

  • @RebeccaTiffany1
    @RebeccaTiffany1 Год назад +1

    I have this after my root canal. Thankfully I figured out that it only happens when I touch the root canal tooth or gums around it

  • @tehs3raph1m
    @tehs3raph1m Год назад +6

    I have the tn2 type which is a constant pain in my teeth rather than the lightning shock of tn1. Unfortunately the treatments here won't help me, but cold packs to the face and opioids give enough relief that I can function.

    • @canoegirl6335
      @canoegirl6335 7 месяцев назад +1

      me too. Have you seen an oralfacial specialist-or TMJ specialist as these two things are usually in common.

    • @SarahLabbett
      @SarahLabbett 13 дней назад

      Do you have tmj. What's the tooth pain. Like? Does it come and go?

  • @trigeminalneuralgiaassociation
    @trigeminalneuralgiaassociation 2 года назад +10

    MVD surgery is not a new procedure and does not work for everyone. TN can return even if you have had an initial successful surgery
    "Dr. Jannetta performed the first microvascular decompression operation in 1966. The patient, a 41-year-old man, was relieved of his pain. It took about a decade for the procedure to win acceptance from the neurosurgical establishment, owing partly to Dr.14 Apr 2016"

    • @larrymacdonald411
      @larrymacdonald411 3 месяца назад

      Back then, they didn't have MRI capabilities. They would guess where the problem was and operate.

  • @chuckbrown617
    @chuckbrown617 Год назад +2

    I had TN many years ago and was placed on carbamazepine, which worked for me. However, some moths after that, I had to have an upper wisdom tooth removed on the same side of my face. The pain was gone and I haven't needed carbamazepine since then.

    • @leeminannelise9305
      @leeminannelise9305 Год назад

      Was your TN symptoms was showing up because of the wisdom tooth? Did wisdom tooth played a role for TN?

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад

      Does it sound like you had trigeminal neuralgia many people go in and have dental procedures and it doesn't believe me do some research you had something else going on or you're in remission

  • @stevengrant9837
    @stevengrant9837 2 года назад +5

    Burning ear a symptom ear pain

    • @B3gonias
      @B3gonias 2 года назад +1

      Might be worth exploring Geniculate neuralgia, though trigeminal and glossopharyngeal nerves can both refer into the ear.

  • @peterazlac1739
    @peterazlac1739 10 месяцев назад +2

    They are understating the effectiveness and risks of surgery. People contemplating this should look for wider reviews that those from clinics that carry it out. The latest very effective treatment is the use of a pulsed cold laser that cures the disorder within 3 to 5 five minute sessions, can be done with a home device and is risk free whereas with surgury the relapse rate is 50%..

  • @kiishplush6705
    @kiishplush6705 Год назад +1

    It does work my pain came back after four years!! I had a nerve block after the four years. I continue to take my medicine .

    • @JessiMoonSix
      @JessiMoonSix Год назад +1

      Did the nerve block help you?

    • @kiishplush6705
      @kiishplush6705 Год назад

      @@JessiMoonSix yes it helped with a little burning to the right lowers part of the chin. I have zero shocks.

  • @lhale9176
    @lhale9176 Год назад +2

    Cure for him🙏♥️so happy for him. Sadly ..this disorder is varied and complicated. I have it myself and I pray for answers to all patients...it's very hard to handle. Hope this works for many...but the degrees of it tells me it's not a cure. Sorry.

  • @bonniecutenese8062
    @bonniecutenese8062 Год назад +1

    I have ATN and Burning Mouth Syndrome. My pain is constant, I am not a candidate for surgery. I've suffered since September 2010. I take Clonazepam 5 mg. 3 times a day. It does not help enough. I'm tired of hurting. I was in ER 4 times in September 2023 then in hospital for a week. Help please. South Texas, any recommendations would be helpful. Thank you.❤

    • @larrymacdonald411
      @larrymacdonald411 3 месяца назад

      Find the best neurologist you can and get a thorough workup. It has to be a neurologist.

  • @terri7170
    @terri7170 Год назад +2

    My son lives with this severe

  • @miwito
    @miwito Год назад +2

    fuck my life man, medical system in canada is so slow im stuck dealing with this shit everyday, progressing worse. more frequently. Now im so dizzy / vertigo I cant move!

  • @annesummers09
    @annesummers09 2 года назад +9

    This is misleading.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @sherrytippett1223
      @sherrytippett1223 3 месяца назад

      How is your pain now? This is a nightmare! My first flare up came last year for about a month. My ent gave me a strong steroid dose and said it was coming from my neck. It went and has now flared up. Going on 8 weeks.

  • @Giuseppe0rlando
    @Giuseppe0rlando Год назад

    Access denied. Looking for more information for this treatment. Looking for the web site or other link.

  • @xoxjelloxox
    @xoxjelloxox 9 месяцев назад +2

    Whyyyy why do I have this?! 😩

  • @MikeJones-rk1un
    @MikeJones-rk1un Год назад +3

    I went to my doctor for this and he only tried to sell me vaccines and colonoscopies. I guess thats where they make their money.

  • @TheVintageSoul333
    @TheVintageSoul333 2 года назад +5

    My dad had this and it was terrible and he got help through CyberKnife and hasn't had an occurrence since

  • @gizlawittens9238
    @gizlawittens9238 Год назад +2

    After COVID-19 vaccinations, though neurological involvements are described, the exact mechanism is not fully elucidated and has been attributed to molecular mimicry and immune-mediated inflammatory response (Doser et al. 2002)(Narasimhalu et al. 2021). While the former often requires at least 10-14 days to develop, the latter needs less time to develop than it. In our case, we think immune-mediated inflammation is a more likely mechanism due to the fairly rapid onset of the symptoms and the response to corticosteroids.
    In conclusion, neurological complications including TN can be observed in a COVID-19 vaccination. Its pain may fail to respond to traditional treatments and recur. In such cases, corticosteroids should be considered as a choice of therapy. Therefore, we suggest that the efficacy of administration of steroids in this situation should be explored.

    • @DR-nn4ks
      @DR-nn4ks Год назад

      What article is this from??? I was on high dose steroids and didn’t have an attack the entire 10 days!! Pls reference the article.

  • @IBTISSAMANEDDAME
    @IBTISSAMANEDDAME 2 месяца назад

    I had this after sinus surgery. and start feeling better after 20 years post surgery

  • @anastasiagirl9064
    @anastasiagirl9064 Год назад +2

    Does anybody have the constant dull ache and the burning? Is this TN? My pain never goes away.

    • @XxXsupacloveXxX
      @XxXsupacloveXxX Год назад

      Yes that is how mine is it feels like you have a dull tooth ache the gums and teeth are tender to the touch. Then it ramps up into full blown sharp pains.

    • @anastasiagirl9064
      @anastasiagirl9064 Год назад

      I will never claim any dr diagnosis but my neurologist is saying I have atypical facial pain. I'm off to see a facial pain clinic tomorrow. Nucca has been helping me.

    • @tontonmc8836
      @tontonmc8836 Год назад

      @@anastasiagirl9064how are u now?

    • @tontonmc8836
      @tontonmc8836 Год назад

      @@anastasiagirl9064let me know if u need help

    • @XxXsupacloveXxX
      @XxXsupacloveXxX 8 месяцев назад

      @@Beautiful_Rose-t1r all my wisdom teeth are gone i went to the dentist for a second opinion. turns out I had an abscess on my gum and needed a root canal and ever since then I have had no pain. I hope any of this info helps.

  • @satchycollins3985
    @satchycollins3985 Год назад

    Thanks

  • @hustlemami8732
    @hustlemami8732 Год назад +2

    Hi. Can anyone explain to me what anatomically and physiologically causes this. A week ago after a tooth extraction I developed TN. The dentist knocked out my tmj and now I have TN which causes me paralysis and is debilitating. I've got an appointment with my chiro who does dry needling and tonight I'm seeing a cranio sacral therapist. I'm trying to use Quantum Energy to write up a protocol to help people. I managed to reduce the pain to somewhat manageable but I still need help in understanding this. If anyone can help me I'd really appreciate it. I need to understand the dysfunction and what causes it. I'm hoping to help everyone posting on here!

    • @eszemaszeszed
      @eszemaszeszed Год назад

      How's your research going?

    • @MotherMantiss
      @MotherMantiss 4 месяца назад

      was this diagnosed via an mri or scan? That's how they diagnose it. It's caused by the Trigeminal nerve coming into contact with an artery and getting overstimulated. The TN nerve is up by your temple and branches down into your cheek, not so much a jaw thing, though the pain can radiate through your face.

  • @Muswell
    @Muswell Год назад +3

    Yes 70% is great.
    But 30% is not successful &, in some cases, makes things worse. It's not an operation to be undergone without a serious thought.

  • @susanmccarthy4979
    @susanmccarthy4979 Год назад +6

    I was diagnosed in 1999, I was 36. I had gamma knife in 2001 lasted 4 months. I had MVD in 2003 didn’t work. In 2006 I had gamma knife again, I was able to go to work in 2007. I still live in horrible pain every day of my life.

    • @user-lu1nt1cm8m
      @user-lu1nt1cm8m Год назад

      Try dr joe Dispenza work google his testimonials

    • @MsBrowniepuff
      @MsBrowniepuff 11 месяцев назад

      Please look into MLS therapy it is a type of painless laser. I have CRPS, a different kind of nerve pain and over time it have made it more manageable.
      Wishing you good health

    • @susanmccarthy4979
      @susanmccarthy4979 11 месяцев назад

      Thank you 🙏

  • @deathbystereo-
    @deathbystereo- Год назад +1

    I have this and it’s getting worse. I wear a baseball cap a lot and the pain is right where the brim presses against me head

  • @lisag-b7661
    @lisag-b7661 Год назад

    I had the MVD. Pain came back in 1 year.

  • @breannajae_poet
    @breannajae_poet 2 года назад +11

    This is terribly misleading. Some patients don't qualify and its basically a 50/50 chance that this works.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +1

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @sir7544
      @sir7544 2 года назад +2

      @@veronicavasco2572 That’s not how it works

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +1

      @@sir7544 ​ Would you kindly explain. I'd love to know the true method because I seem to be experiencing a healing by the "zero carb diet and 4 tablespoons daily of extra virgin olive oil". Most days I am completely pain free and I haven't had any major attacks, just a spark if I'm brushing my teeth too hard. It's a miracle !!! No more screaming from unimaginable electricity shooting up my face. This has never happened before. I've tried so many remedies and this is the first one that actually works. Six years of horror and now there appears to be a healing. Praise God !!!

    • @sir7544
      @sir7544 2 года назад

      @@veronicavasco2572 There is no scientific evidence that virgin olive oil will get rid of trigeminal neuralgia pain. It must be going away on its own from luck your it’s a coincidence. Or something else is going on.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад

      @@sir7544 There is actually a university study which was completed and the results will be revealed December 2022. In the meantime, I'm continuing with the olive oil and zero carb diet.
      How I came up with this diet was, I was praying to Jesus, as I did many times over the years, to help me find something on the internet that would point to healing. Two days later I was watching a video on RUclips about the healing power of olive oil by a doctor. Then I decided to do a search on "healing TN with olive oil" and I came across a university study. The professor said the patients had to follow a special diet, but didn't say what it was, and to take 4 tablespoons of olive oil daily. I knew that an extremely limited diet, like the zero carb diet that I was on would probably be it, because anything that contains or converts into sugar spikes the TN nerve.
      I had been experiencing horrible electrical shocks the entire summer and decided that afternoon to take 4 tablespoons of olive oil and within a couple of hours I noticed I hadn't had any shocks. I thought it was just a coincidence but I decided not to give up, just in case the olive oil was actually calming the nerve. Thank the good Lord I did not give up because it was getting better every single day. I should actually be suffering horribly right now because of the dramatic temperature change. All summer long I was suffering because of the constant ups and downs in temperature change. It wasn't very stable this summer.
      Aren't you in the least bit curious to try it to see if it works for you? Or would you rather suffer the horror of this disease? You could do your own trial and see if it works for you. Please try it for a month and see if there is any change.
      I just had a thought that you're not a patient but a doctor. I've had to get rid of some doctors because they would get angry whenever I suggested a natural remedy. I guess their love of money that the pharma brought them was too overpowering. They couldn't care less about healing the patient. I have a wonderful neurologist now. He was excited for me and told me to try it and to let him know the results. That's a real doctor and a wonderful human being.

  • @palladoruth
    @palladoruth Год назад +2

    Too much pain...i take thiozac.and.vit D..its disappeard but when i stop the med..came back

  • @robertafierro5592
    @robertafierro5592 Год назад +1

    My friend has this. The pain is unbelievable..she swears that a Deep Tissue Massage brought this on..

  • @madhurichouhan3888
    @madhurichouhan3888 Год назад +1

    what is the difference between of triennial neuralgia & tmj? plz tell me anybody?

    • @zenfan1098
      @zenfan1098 Год назад

      TN is a nerve pain where as tmj is a joint pain 😢, I have both.

    • @madhurichouhan3888
      @madhurichouhan3888 Год назад

      @@zenfan1098 dear I hv tmj problem😢😢😭😭

    • @zenfan1098
      @zenfan1098 Год назад

      @@madhurichouhan3888
      I'm sorry, I understand the pain 😣

  • @SardashtRanya
    @SardashtRanya Месяц назад

    If you have filling on top teeth don't listen to no dentist pull out sometimes this filling cause the pain start becoming sensitive and nothing show on xray

  • @bethneyland9372
    @bethneyland9372 2 года назад +4

    This surgery does not work for so many people. Think once think twice and think once more! No relief here! Just a horrible thing to get!
    Your whole world stops and your life is over.

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @lauriekline178
      @lauriekline178 Год назад

      Yes. Because that’s not how they have it. The doctor is stupid. I have it from MCAS.

  • @badgalruth
    @badgalruth 2 года назад +4

    It’s debilitating!

  • @magnus33john
    @magnus33john 11 месяцев назад +1

    Sadly the surgery is not a option for everyone as i clot during surgeries unless given blood thinners which run their own risks. Clotting or bleeding in that are would likely end very badly. As for the meds they turn me into a paranoid asshole and i saw what that was doing to my better half so i live with it.

  • @tamitarekolayan9918
    @tamitarekolayan9918 Год назад +5

    I was just Diagnosed with TN after a heart attack with 2 stents! It came on suddenly and with a vengeance! This pain is not compatible with life!! 😢

    • @galemiller7422
      @galemiller7422 Год назад

      I've had it over 30 years I had a cyst pushing on the nerve it was terrible surgery and it just rerouted the pain it just hits whenever it wants and now that I'm older cuz it gets worse when you get older I've developed this wrenching twitch in my eye and face on the right side of course that's where it like to live and kills me

  • @galemiller7422
    @galemiller7422 Год назад +1

    Watch Doctor Berg video on RUclips I've hadn't tried them on neuralgia for years and there's a technique he shows you on how to rub your face on the opposite side and it will give you some relief I've had surgery I had a cyst pushing on that fifth cranial nerve this is the worst disease that just came out of nowhere when I was at work sitting at my desk I can't work anymore the surgery just rerouted the pain😢

  • @Dolly-ee4qi
    @Dolly-ee4qi Год назад +7

    I’m only 34 and recently had 4 cavities one really deep cavity, and now having this same pain.
    Can this be caused by dental work?
    Anyone know?

    • @hustlemami8732
      @hustlemami8732 Год назад +2

      Yes it is. I'm also 34 and a week ago after an extraction I got TN because the dentist knocked out my tmj

    • @BARCHAT714
      @BARCHAT714 Год назад

      It most definitely can and is caused by dental work! I went in 2 years ago for a filling in my upper L eye tooth and they injected my gum with Novacaine and must have damaged my nerve cause it's been hell since! I went to root canal specialist and I don't need root canal. Don't let these dentists drill or inject you if you can help it! Especially as you get older! Try 4 tablespoons of Extrs virgin olive oil per day this seems to be helping me 😢

    • @sandraaloguin
      @sandraaloguin Год назад

      Yep. Wisdom tooth extraction and now pain

    • @BARCHAT714
      @BARCHAT714 Год назад +1

      Hello, absolutely it can and is caused by dental work!

    • @ShahanazNoufa
      @ShahanazNoufa Год назад

      For me it’s started after my root canel work

  • @profit6209
    @profit6209 11 месяцев назад

    My mom is currently going through this rn and she’s crying like crazy idk what to do. I see only surgery is the solution to this. Anything else I can do ?

  • @stevethea5250
    @stevethea5250 Год назад

    0:53 i have sharp pain sometimes in the area where they all intersect near the root

  • @mrtizer6672
    @mrtizer6672 2 года назад +7

    I was diagnosed with this 7 years ago and ruined my life!! I have a very high pain threshold but nothing and I mean nothing could comprehend the pain when this strikes, I was shaking and crying nonstop gamma knife worked for 5 years now back😞😞

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +1

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

  • @zenfan1098
    @zenfan1098 Год назад

    Im taking a Natural remedy now, these trigeminal neurology drops ordered on line, the only thing im worried about is the alcohol preservative in it, idk if its ok to be ingesting that, i cant figure out how to contact the company to ask, but if anyone knows if its harmful,lmk.

  • @chamelitarashakya3874
    @chamelitarashakya3874 Год назад +1

    i have problem !!how to do treatement trigeminal neuralgia

  • @deepakbansal554
    @deepakbansal554 2 года назад +2

    Please suggest konsa olive oil liya aapne name suggest kr please

    • @BARCHAT714
      @BARCHAT714 Год назад +1

      Thank you so much for your suggestion of the olive oil, I tried and it seems to be helping me! I'm praying it will be long lasting as I will be doing the 4 tablespoons daily. Peace ✌🏽

    • @HildaRohbakhsh
      @HildaRohbakhsh 2 месяца назад

      @@BARCHAT714are you still free pain?

  • @JessicaC.
    @JessicaC. Год назад +1

    It's more "Common" than it is "Rare"...

  • @Team920_
    @Team920_ Год назад

    I love when medicine gets it right

  • @judithkimori3357
    @judithkimori3357 5 месяцев назад

    I wish i could afford this!

  • @janetrowe186
    @janetrowe186 Год назад

    I have rot that is sensitive .i don't touch it
    I can feel very little pain up in my ear from it..what causes it??

  • @devongonzalez2037
    @devongonzalez2037 Год назад

    I get a electric jolt feeling on the side of my face when I put earphones in, only my left ear though. Could that be what this condition is?

  • @yesikanarvaez5027
    @yesikanarvaez5027 Год назад +1

    What can trigger this?

  • @yasinv3743
    @yasinv3743 2 года назад +4

    Does anyone had Tn with tingling sensation on face , head and ringing ear ?

  • @sasidharankr2344
    @sasidharankr2344 2 года назад

    Sir, trigeminal neurolgia and trigeminal sensory neuropathy ( post operative) are same and treatment same ?

  • @radvalve205
    @radvalve205 2 года назад +4

    Lol, this procedure has been around for YEARS! Its nothing new.

  • @primroseedwards-williams242
    @primroseedwards-williams242 9 дней назад

    I was in my 20’s when it started

  • @thinkhine8866
    @thinkhine8866 Год назад

    I did a lot of teeth .after I had migraine , trigeminal problem.

  • @xoxjelloxox
    @xoxjelloxox 9 месяцев назад

    can it be caused by stress?

    • @thacryinggame
      @thacryinggame 8 месяцев назад

      I feel like a mini stroke caused mine

  • @valeriepavlov-rh7lf
    @valeriepavlov-rh7lf 9 месяцев назад

    They are NOT the inventors of MVD. DR.PETER Janetta is the surgeon and he has been doing it for close to thirty years before he passed away. His understudy was Dr. Sekula from Pittsburgh. Which I had not one but 2 MVD's. I have greatly improved, but there is NO CURE!!!!

  • @sugarmagnolia876
    @sugarmagnolia876 Год назад

    My mamma suffers with this.
    Could Anyone tell me what on earth I can feed her?
    We season nothing, she still hasn't eaten in weeks.
    Please! Offer any ideas at all?

    • @IndieButterflyWarrior
      @IndieButterflyWarrior 8 месяцев назад

      Some reckon plant based diet or very low carb.

    • @mariahtolbert2569
      @mariahtolbert2569 6 месяцев назад

      The days I can’t eat I have to drink water or smoothies and not through a straw either that can make the pain come chewing is not good some days

  • @SardashtRanya
    @SardashtRanya Месяц назад

    In some cases filled tooth cause this pain and nick problem

  • @terri7170
    @terri7170 Год назад +1

    The dumb butts pulled his teeth one at a time and thought I was nuts and treated us both like idiots .he's me tally impared from this. .I should sue them

    • @terri7170
      @terri7170 Год назад

      This was the HEAD OF MAXOFACIAL AT SHANDS I. JACKSONVILLE .

  • @laurenclark1480
    @laurenclark1480 Год назад

    I have all day and nausau so bad

  • @ricardocruz2656
    @ricardocruz2656 Год назад

    Does anyone have a clicking sound only when they swallow. No other time ???

    • @zenfan1098
      @zenfan1098 Год назад

      I have a clicking sound when I swallow, among the whole TN problem Dr won't do anything for me anymore, tried everything, they won't even surgery, may not be candidat, anyway ive been taking a natural remedy for my TN , hoping it helps 🤷

    • @ricardocruz2656
      @ricardocruz2656 Год назад

      @@zenfan1098 what’s the natural remedy and what does it do

  • @dariocline
    @dariocline 2 года назад +1

    Im 21 and I have it, is that normal??

    • @bstone6771
      @bstone6771 2 года назад +1

      I got it too and I’m 25 had since 2018 I stay positive and still work through the pain I heard changing your diet and eating better helps s lot with it

    • @tiffanybarnes8286
      @tiffanybarnes8286 2 года назад +1

      Im 20 and I have it too. At such a young age is does scare me, but I had got in in 2020 at 18

    • @wintube1693
      @wintube1693 2 года назад +1

      @@tiffanybarnes8286 is your pain constant or

    • @tiffanybarnes8286
      @tiffanybarnes8286 2 года назад +2

      @@wintube1693 As of right now, its seems I have pain almost everyday. Some days with the pain I cant speak, chew, lay down and such. Other days the pain isnt far too hurtful, hey I may have only 1 shock in one day. When pain isn't felt, it usually last about 2 weeks or less. But pain has always been happening whether the pain is 1/10 or 10/10

    • @Edp-jf8zn
      @Edp-jf8zn 2 года назад +1

      dude i got occipital neurolgy by lifting weights

  • @michael.imv.8989
    @michael.imv.8989 2 года назад +1

    It will be back they put a some like cotton between the nerve but after time that where's down on the nerve a comes back even more

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад +2

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

  • @Simon-im2zn
    @Simon-im2zn 9 месяцев назад

    I personally think surgery is the last method, I suffer from this and surgery is not my go to!

  • @westsidekasper4860
    @westsidekasper4860 2 года назад +1

    Thers another way gamma knife surgery is painless no anesthesia

    • @redrotten1
      @redrotten1 2 года назад

      Please elaborate and more information

    • @westsidekasper4860
      @westsidekasper4860 2 года назад +1

      @@redrotten1 do your research im no doctor i just heard of that procedure

    • @mrtizer6672
      @mrtizer6672 2 года назад +2

      I had gamma knife surgery painless procedure in hospital for a day........ pain free 5 years now back!!!

    • @veronicavasco2572
      @veronicavasco2572 2 года назад

      I heard that taking 4 tablespoons of high quality extra virgin olive oil daily is supposed to heal the nerve. I just started the olive oil regime a week ago, while incorporating a very clean diet. Absolutely no carbohydrates. I had already been on the no carb diet for two months prior to starting the olive oil diet. The last four days, the pain seems to have calmed down to almost nothing. That's never happened before. I don't know if this is just a momentary thing or if the olive oil is actually working. I'm going to continue taking it. Olive oil has so many healing properties. There's a video by Dr. Mandell on the benefits of olive oil you might want to watch on RUclips. I'm praying this is going to work because living on Dilantin, which barely controls this horrible condition, is no life at all. God bless you my dear fellow sufferer. Please let me know if you decided to try it and if it worked for you.

    • @modnazona2023
      @modnazona2023 2 года назад

      @@mrtizer6672 Now have you pain after 5 years?

  • @Susieq26754
    @Susieq26754 Год назад +3

    It's not rare, and many people have got it due to COVID-19.

  • @debvoso9490
    @debvoso9490 9 месяцев назад

    Under stated

  • @gerardocaraballo9163
    @gerardocaraballo9163 2 года назад +2

    I have the same thing.