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Old 08-31-2008, 11:08 AM
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Hi, I was just trying to figure out if you can get TN on the other side of your face? I'm on tegratol which has taken the pain away on my left side but now I am experiencing if on my right side - the pain is intense but not as sharp because of the tegratol. Any thoughts - advice for me?
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Sue:
Hi Sue,

Yes, you can end up with TN on both sides. I have MS which is a demylenating disease, so that is why I am starting to have it on both sides (my body is attacking the myelin sheath around those particular nerves). I think that anyone can get it on both sides though. You should consult with your neurologist, maybe he/she needs to up your dosage of Tegretol to get things back to normal for you.
Sorry if I'm not much help!
Hope you get it under control soon.
Melissa
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