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Old 08-09-2010, 08:14 AM #7
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Earache, upper/lower teeth on left side hurt. Anyone else??? Tegratol almost working, 600 mg today
I have atypical face pain that is primarily on the lower left side of my face. I was treated with Gabapentin and then changed to Lyrica. I also take Cymbalta and until my SCS was implanted I also took Topamax. I was given various blocks and also had a radiofrequency ablation to two nerves in my face during the two years of pain prior to my implant.

I had my spinal cord stimulator implanted in June. My doctor felt that he could get coverage through my spine to the lower part of my face. He was right!! I have reduced my medications to night time only.

Are you seeing a pain management doctor? They seem the best to help manage this pain. Let me know how I can help?
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