PAIN SPECIALITY
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Specialist evaluation for severe, sudden facial nerve pain
Trigeminal neuralgia may cause brief, intense, electric-shock-like pain on one side of the face. Pain can be triggered by touching the face, chewing, speaking, brushing teeth or exposure to wind.
Specialist CarePersonalized treatment plan
Common Signs & Symptoms
- Sudden facial pain attacks
- Electric-shock or stabbing sensation
- Pain triggered by routine facial activity
- Repeated episodes on one side of the face
Our Treatment Approach
- Detailed pain and neurological history
- Review of imaging when required
- Medication-based management
- Interventional options for suitable cases
Important: The right treatment depends on the diagnosis, examination findings and individual health needs. A specialist consultation is required before any procedure.
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