I was told this is what I had. But my pain was nonstop. I was prescribed carbamazepine and it stopped within a couple of days. However, the medication gave me very concerning side effects. I was feeling like I was going to pass out constantly and was too weak to do anything. When I was told to stop taking the medication, the pain didn’t return. I had gotten an MRI but nothing was found. It is the worst pain in the world whatever it was and it felt like no one cared about relieving my pain. I was prescribed Naproxen at the hospital. I took Tylenol and ibuprofen around the clock. But it never helped. And by the time I when to my physician. I had high liver enzymes because of all of the Tylenol I had been taking. I feel really sorry for people who experience a pain that can’t be seen because people become really apathetic when you don’t have a concrete diagnosis.

I have chronic pain in my spine and other parts of my body but this pain is by faaaar the most debilitating pain I have ever gotten!! I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy. Thanks for your videos! They really are great to learn more about different conditions 🙂

I have trigeminal neuralgia and also in nursing school. this video helps. However, I would also mention to follow up on sodium lab results if taking oxcarbazepine due to risk of low salt. I had hyponatremia from this medication, but it all depends on how the patient handles it. Anti-seizure medications can also increase the risk of suicidal ideations.

Trigeminal neuralgia is absolutely debilitating

My father was suffering from trigeminal nurelgia. Actually no medicine work properly . After radio frequency ablation his pain is gone since last six months .

As with almost any malady, I heard there maybe a link with the c0vid jab.

Изключително полезно видео!

hello, i am one of the TN patients from Afghanistan. will you allow me to translate your videos and reupload them on my YT?

Thank u😊

Reningan

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A dentist hit my nerve and caused this

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