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Old 08-22-2012, 05:26 PM #1
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Hi, I have been reffered to have more tests, but have been told today my debilitating shock pain's weren't my decayed wisdom tooth after all and is highly likely to be Trigeminal neuralgia
I had been suffering severe shock pain in my left side for 8 long and painfull months and my dentist arranged for a decayed tooth to be removed. Two weeks ago it was and all pain stopped (I was elated!) but the last 3 day the tell tale tingle and twinging in my jaw has started as had the temple pain, and i am petrified that the shocks/intense pain will kick in again, in the months i suffered the pain's i'd lost 1st which isn't a good thing for someone who was only 7st 12lb to begin with :-(
as well as lack of sleep, blurred vision, headaches ect, those 8 months were the worst time i could ever think of and the thought that it'll happen again has put an immense fear into me? As soon as my dentist said he's almost 90% i just had this horrible feeling and wanted cry.
so, sob story aside is there anything that can help relive symptoms before my refferal comes thru to help with the attacks? as normal painkillers/ice pack ect have no effect.
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Redz
Hows thing with you redz? better i hope and not worse.
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Old 08-24-2012, 11:54 AM #2
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I have had TN pain for more than 20 yrs and know just how painful it gets. Like Beth suggests, I would suggest the meditation. Sometimes it is the only thing that provides me with relief, except sleep. If I feel the pain coming on, I can sometimes simply lay down for a nap and when I wake up the pain is often gone. I take Lyrica daily for my pain. I was in pain daily for weeks at a time before Lyrica, now I have occassional pain, generally not as severe. But there are days the only thing I can do is meditate. It takes a little practice. If you're uncomfortable with the idea of meditation, call it prayer, its the same process of clearing your mind and learning to accept the pain. It really works, but you need a quiet place.

In the meantime, I hope you find something that works for you.
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