Just get the surgery for it. I know 2 people who have it and the surgery totally fixed it. I'm going see my neurologist in 2 weeks about scheduling my surgery for it
Amazing short crispy and clarity video on trigeminal neuralgia . Really sufferers face day to day life terrible due to stabbing throbbing sharp pain over checks ears and teeth sometimes rarely over forehesd too. Really surgical intervention blocks or local infiltration of hydrocortisone by neurosurgeon ..are common .sometimes rarely patients comes for TENS therapy in physio which may give placebos ...wounderful breifing about etiology symptoms and treatment .....good one ..all 3 headache videos .awaiting to watch yet 2 videos ...my role is in cervicogenic headache ...very eagerly waiting to watch .dr andrea you are so so great keep up the best work
Thank you Dr. Furlan. When I worked as a dental nurse , I have seen couple of patients with pain on one side of face, sharp , excruciating pain like an electric shock even while washing their face, slight breeze as well . And when the dentist takes x rays and rule out there is no infection or couldn't identify any cause then they used to refer the patient to GP for Trigeminal Neuralgia.
Would love to see a video of Post Traumatic Trigeminal Neuropathy or Persistent Ideopathic Facial Pain. Regular TN sufferers have many resources, but there’s a dark abyss full of people suffering from post traumatic trigeminal neuralgia, persistant ideopathic facial pain, or Type 2 TN. Often times, it is caused by dental procedures, and they usually have no idea about or how to treat it.
I also had the Trigeminal diagnosed by my dentist. MY GP them put me on Amiltriptilyne which was uselss. Now taking Tegretol (Cabapazine) which works for most of the time. I have been taking it for 4 years.
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
I have TN and was initially diagnosed by my Dentist! I took gabapentin for years, but of course, I ended up maxed out on it. Now I'm on pregabalin and it's working quite well!
I hope this medicine will work for you. Usually all these medicines gets used to with our body and doesn't work after some time. I have all these medicines these work for few months that's all
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This is anaphylaxis of the facial nerves. Caused by mast cell activation disease. I take Pregablin, Tylenol, Zyrtec, Montelukast, Metformin, and Zaditor eye drops. The attacks have lasted an hour, now they are mild and short. This disorder has a allergy signature.
Have you done a video on periferal neuropathy even if not diabetic. What is insulin intolerance and any association with neuropathy? Love all your videos so informative.
Hi Byrute, I don't have a video for peripheral neuropathy only. But I do have a video of treatments for neuropathic pain, which would apply to peripheral neuropathy as well.
Thank you for your comment. That is a good question/suggestion for a future video. Have you seen my website yet? Check it out www.doctorandreafurlan.com
My Trigeminal nerve pain started 8 years ago a few months after I took the Zostavax vaccine. It felt like a blip on the radar and came every few months. Now it seems to have settled at the edge of my jaw, and stays most of the time. I’ve been checking online and came across a medical article that talks about a link with the Zostavax vaccine. After I took the vaccine I got a small breakout of shingles on the side of my face twice. I don’t think my trigeminal nerve pain comes from any tooth issue.
I've been going through this facial pain for the last two years and one neurologist told me it was migraines which I doubt because before these facial attacks I never had headaches I also get muscle weakness in my arm and leg sometimes when I get these facial attacks could this me MS and TN
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor. Have you seen my website yet? Check it out www.doctorandreafurlan.com
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Hello, doctor, I have a question to ask. After my mother was diagnosed with herpes zoster last year and was hospitalized, she had trigeminal neuralgia as a sequelae, so she underwent blocking surgery. After I was discharged from the hospital, I felt a little pain in my ear. This lasted for more than a year and is still hurting now. I take pregabalin every week and it still hurts a lot after taking it. I went to the local hospital to see a doctor. The doctor said this was normal and needed. Take medicine for life. I don't know if there is any other way to cure this. My mother is suffering from this neuralgia.
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Thank you for this. I had surgery in my right ear to remove a very large cholesteatoma and reconstruct of my ear drum. I have these symptoms. Is it possible ta nerve has been compressed from the surgery?
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor.
Dr , for people that is diagnosed with stage 1 spondylitis or spondylosis of the lumbar what type of exercise do you recommend if the person don't want to go for sugery now
Can these same symptoms be caused by sinus issues or eustachian tube disorder? I've had horrid pains in those exact places in the right side of my face and keep getting diagnosed with sinusitis and given meds that don't help and give me side effects. A few years ago I had the opposite side of my face go paralyzed and it didn't behave like Bell's Palsy bc it started on the other side and moved to that side but they didn't find the cause. I feel like inflammation is pinching off this nerve but I don't know. Allergy meds don't make it stop and it's truly debilitating now.
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor.
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor. Have you seen my website yet? Check it out www.doctorandreafurlan.com
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Hi Dr. I have cervical stenosis c5 and c6 . Will I benefit from borion heckla lava ? What exercises can I do for pain in my neck ? Thanks for all the informative information your videos are very helpful .
I developed trigeminal neuralgia 2 and a half months after receiving a root canal. Along with arteritis - an inflammation of the artery just above where the treatment on the tooth was done.
It could be, but dentists never accept that. In my case I got wisdom tooth surgery they pulled out after couple years I diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia
Just get the surgery for it. I know 2 people who have it and the surgery totally fixed it. I'm going see my neurologist in 2 weeks about scheduling my surgery for it
Amazing short crispy and clarity video on trigeminal neuralgia . Really sufferers face day to day life terrible due to stabbing throbbing sharp pain over checks ears and teeth sometimes rarely over forehesd too. Really surgical intervention blocks or local infiltration of hydrocortisone by neurosurgeon ..are common .sometimes rarely patients comes for TENS therapy in physio which may give placebos ...wounderful breifing about etiology symptoms and treatment .....good one ..all 3 headache videos .awaiting to watch yet 2 videos ...my role is in cervicogenic headache ...very eagerly waiting to watch .dr andrea you are so so great keep up the best work
Vignesh, Thank you for your great feedback.
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THANKS MY DEAREST Dr. Andrea FURLAN
please doctor can you speak about transverse militias I am in pain in my arms and shoulders and hands and left side and pain meds does not help
You are welcome
Thank you Dr. Furlan. When I worked as a dental nurse , I have seen couple of patients with pain on one side of face, sharp , excruciating pain like an electric shock even while washing their face, slight breeze as well . And when the dentist takes x rays and rule out there is no infection or couldn't identify any cause then they used to refer the patient to GP for Trigeminal Neuralgia.
Thanks for sharing.
Super good information and explanation of trigeminal neuralgia to all who suffer from that painful condition.
Hi Sheila, I'm happy you like it.
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Would love to see a video of Post Traumatic Trigeminal Neuropathy or Persistent Ideopathic Facial Pain. Regular TN sufferers have many resources, but there’s a dark abyss full of people suffering from post traumatic trigeminal neuralgia, persistant ideopathic facial pain, or Type 2 TN. Often times, it is caused by dental procedures, and they usually have no idea about or how to treat it.
I also had the Trigeminal diagnosed by my dentist. MY GP them put me on Amiltriptilyne which was uselss. Now taking Tegretol (Cabapazine) which works for most of the time. I have been taking it for 4 years.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
I was recently diagnosed. My neurologist said this is related to my ms. I currently take Lamotrigine it works great. Im still awaiting mri scan
Thanks for sharing!
I have TN and was initially diagnosed by my Dentist! I took gabapentin for years, but of course, I ended up maxed out on it. Now I'm on pregabalin and it's working quite well!
Thanks for sharing that
I hope this medicine will work for you. Usually all these medicines gets used to with our body and doesn't work after some time. I have all these medicines these work for few months that's all
Thanks for your best work and your time .👍👍🙏🌹
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Grazie x questo video molto interessante. I dolori ai nervi sono peggio di una tortura 😖. Cari saluti dall'Italia 😀🙋🏼☀️🌼🌼🌼
Hi Maria Teresa. I'm sorry to hear that. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you Doc, always helpful. God bless n see you on the next video.
Thank you Julio.
This is anaphylaxis of the facial nerves. Caused by mast cell activation disease. I take Pregablin, Tylenol, Zyrtec, Montelukast, Metformin, and Zaditor eye drops. The attacks have lasted an hour, now they are mild and short. This disorder has a allergy signature.
Thank you. Sent this to a friend.
Awesome, thank you!
Have you done a video on periferal neuropathy even if not diabetic. What is insulin intolerance and any association with neuropathy? Love all your videos so informative.
Hi Byrute, I don't have a video for peripheral neuropathy only. But I do have a video of treatments for neuropathic pain, which would apply to peripheral neuropathy as well.
Grat Thanks Dr Andrea
Thank you
👋 hi! Can you please do one on occipital neuralgia?
My 5th video on this Headache Series is about CERVICOGENIC HEADACHES, which inlcudes occipital neuralgia. But I may do a separate video in the future.
I have TN due to having MS. Lyrica gave me some relief. I now take LDN and have gotten a lot more relief from TN. Have you done a video on LDN?
Thank you for your comment. That is a good question/suggestion for a future video.
Have you seen my website yet? Check it out www.doctorandreafurlan.com
What is LDN?
I think I have MS. Doctors refuse to help me though. They give me no respect....I just dont know sometimes
My Trigeminal nerve pain started 8 years ago a few months after I took the Zostavax vaccine. It felt like a blip on the radar and came every few months. Now it seems to have settled at the edge of my jaw, and stays most of the time. I’ve been checking online and came across a medical article that talks about a link with the Zostavax vaccine. After I took the vaccine I got a small breakout of shingles on the side of my face twice. I don’t think my trigeminal nerve pain comes from any tooth issue.
I have been diagnosed with TMJ, but they suspected Trigeminal neuralgia. Getting botox injections this week for it. I hope it helps.
Best of luck!
Did it help?
I've been going through this facial pain for the last two years and one neurologist told me it was migraines which I doubt because before these facial attacks I never had headaches I also get muscle weakness in my arm and leg sometimes when I get these facial attacks could this me MS and TN
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor. Have you seen my website yet? Check it out www.doctorandreafurlan.com
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
What is the diagnosis if the trigeminal pain happens most frequently while the person is sleeping? This is how it is for me.
Thank q Dr.
Thank you
Hello, doctor, I have a question to ask. After my mother was diagnosed with herpes zoster last year and was hospitalized, she had trigeminal neuralgia as a sequelae, so she underwent blocking surgery. After I was discharged from the hospital, I felt a little pain in my ear. This lasted for more than a year and is still hurting now. I take pregabalin every week and it still hurts a lot after taking it. I went to the local hospital to see a doctor. The doctor said this was normal and needed. Take medicine for life. I don't know if there is any other way to cure this. My mother is suffering from this neuralgia.
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Thank you for this. I had surgery in my right ear to remove a very large cholesteatoma and reconstruct of my ear drum. I have these symptoms. Is it possible ta nerve has been compressed from the surgery?
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor.
Dr , for people that is diagnosed with stage 1 spondylitis or spondylosis of the lumbar what type of exercise do you recommend if the person don't want to go for sugery now
Thank you for your comment. That is a good question/suggestion for a future video.
Dr.Furlan what is trigeminal neuralgia?
One of radio-frequency can't injection ,right?
0:10 I feel at that exact trigem point
Can these same symptoms be caused by sinus issues or eustachian tube disorder? I've had horrid pains in those exact places in the right side of my face and keep getting diagnosed with sinusitis and given meds that don't help and give me side effects. A few years ago I had the opposite side of my face go paralyzed and it didn't behave like Bell's Palsy bc it started on the other side and moved to that side but they didn't find the cause. I feel like inflammation is pinching off this nerve but I don't know. Allergy meds don't make it stop and it's truly debilitating now.
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor.
In my personal opinion yes
I got shingles at 36 and after that this pain started 😢
Iam suffering these problem iam using carbamezipine but it effects me just 4 to 5 hour what i do iam from pakistan my age is 40
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. I don't have the ability to give medical advice here because I am not able to get all the details that I need and most importantly, to examine you. I don't give individual medical advice via social media or by email. This channel is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your doctor. Have you seen my website yet? Check it out www.doctorandreafurlan.com
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
How I can took the medication
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Hi.Which exercise suits best to treat pain in calf?
Hi Mahmoud, I have another video about muscle cramps and another video about myofascial pain.
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Thanks
Try tumeric, magnesium oxide, and fish oil. 2 of each. Try tilting head to opposite side of pain. Pop your ears/unclog if you know how. Take a hot bath with curtain closed. Drain your sinuses however u can. A half a benadryl sometimes helps too. Take an ice cube and just rub all over your cheek but be careful with it
Hi Dr. I have cervical stenosis c5 and c6 . Will I benefit from borion heckla lava ?
What exercises can I do for pain in my neck ?
Thanks for all the informative information your videos are very helpful .
There is no evidence for heckla lava in trigeminal neuralgia. Please talk to your doctor.
Is trigeminal neuralgia caused by root canal treatment on front tooth?
No.
I developed trigeminal neuralgia 2 and a half months after receiving a root canal. Along with arteritis - an inflammation of the artery just above where the treatment on the tooth was done.
It could be, but dentists never accept that. In my case I got wisdom tooth surgery they pulled out after couple years I diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia
Northing not help,
I'M so upset.
My haed life!!!!!
I'm sorry to hear that.
You're very beautiful. I love watching you.
AGAIN THIS BLACK DRESS🙃👌
I recorded all headache videos on the same day, wearing the same outfit.
@@DrAndreaFurlan hi madam my madam suffer from fibromyalgia can you help me can you provide her some exercise we can pay for it
Nothing helps. Stone Age medicine.