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Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Yorkshire, England
Posts: 2,098
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Magnate
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Yorkshire, England
Posts: 2,098
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Hi Karensue,
I can re-assure you that you are not describing TN. That is sudden, sharp, stabbing needle, electric shock type pains that only last a few seconds at a time, but can strike repeatedly.
You seem to be describing a permanent, horrific pain, and seem to suspect the culprit already. Have you Posted on our Dentistry Forum and sought advice there?
I am unsure what direction a Neuro will take considering your history. Neuropathic Facial Pain as a dx with rx for Gabapentin or another Anti-Convulsant? Just thinking of my own dx to go with my Paresthesia and classic TN caused by an arterial knot round my Trigeminal Nerve.
Whatever happens, I hope you find relief soon.
Dave.
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