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Default Migraines and atypical facial pain
I got atypical facial neuralgia after a peculiar dental procedure approx. 3.5 years ago.
I've always had bad trouble with migraines.

The two seem to play off of each other at times.

Even if the facial neuralgia (sometimes doc calls it atypical TN) is doing a little better on a particular week, if I get a migraine it might act up or vice a versa.


I am often in pain. I guess I'm frustrated. I've had some whoppers lately.

Anyone sometimes see a correlation between the two?
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