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Old 09-03-2023, 11:48 AM #1
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Hello, I am new to forum. Have had this face, left side of head annoying achiness for little ove r a year off and on. Went to dentist, dr and now again dr. Will make appt this week with neurologist. Sounds like possible trigeminal neuralgia.
Feels like someone punched me in my cheek.
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Here is our TN forum if you would like to explore it.
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Welcome, Wsd05!

About your head pain, might it be sinus pain? You mention going to the dentist, and so I'm assuming you had any troublesome teeth checked out and worked on?

Years ago I was having pretty bad sinus-type headaches, always on the left side. Warm gelpacks gave some relief but the only way I got rid of them was to have some needed dental work done. I found out from the dentist that tooth problems can be responsible for sinus headaches.

Good luck with the neurologist! I hope you can get some help for the pain.
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