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Old 01-19-2010, 08:15 PM #1
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Does TN become constant? Its starting to really drag me down now. I have enough issues with my disabilitys and pain. UK nerolagists are crap shove pills at you with out any investigation. soz rant over. x
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I don't think it usually becomes constant. BUT while I was being diagnosed when I first got TN, before I actually got put on medication, my pain did become constant. Since then, even when the pain has returned, it has never been constant, perhaps because I get on medication fast and have only breakthrough "zaps" as I call them.
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I don't think it usually becomes constant. BUT while I was being diagnosed when I first got TN, before I actually got put on medication, my pain did become constant. Since then, even when the pain has returned, it has never been constant, perhaps because I get on medication fast and have only breakthrough "zaps" as I call them.
My pain has been constant since it began in late October.
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Are you taking seeing a neurogist? Taking any medication?
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Have seen a neurolagist mostly about other nerve problems disability.I have
been suffering from TN on and off for 12 or more years But they have not looked at my face just pushed pills at me They have never looked for a cause. Have been perscribed Tegratol but I am scared of taking it because of side effects like nerve damage over time and breathing problems. My nerves are pretty screwed any way cant afford for them to get any worse. And lungs or small I only have 34% use of them. I'm just a pain. xx
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I never liked the side effects of Tegretol, but hadn't read of nerve damage or breathing problems associated with it. It is supposedly the most effective medication for TN, at least that is what my neurologist says.
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Does TN become constant? Its starting to really drag me down now. I have enough issues with my disabilitys and pain. UK nerolagists are crap shove pills at you with out any investigation. soz rant over. x
I'm new and don't know much of anything yet but mine is constant just worse at times but always there then numbness and my burning head is always there probably not what you wanted to hear but at least your not alone
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