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02-09-2008, 11:48 AM | #5 | |||
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very sharp, sudden stabbing pain that makes me gasp aloud, and grip the chair arms until it lessens. maybe lasts a minute, and the fading lasts another 10 minutes. it comes in waves, sometimes a dozen "stabs" in a span of three hours. last flare involving TN was last summer, lasted about 3 weeks. have had maybe 15 or so isolated "stabs" since that time... possibly "pseudo-exacerbations" (I dunno, MS can be tough to figure out) I'd say 85% occurs in my right ear, 10% in my right cheekbone and right temple, and 5% in my LEFT ear. doc called it bilateral MS-associated trigeminal neuralgia hope that helped.
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