Hi Michael.
I see you posted this a while back, have things improved at all?

Ten years ago I went through right-side trigeminal. After my microvascular decompression surgery there was the fabulous severe vertigo-nausea experience. I can relate to how miserable it can be.

In my case it did happen to eventually go away (about a month). The team at Mayo in Rochester MN attributed mine to all the rooting around they had done in my brain at the time.

I'm sorry I can't offer you more than that. When I saw how long you've waited for a response I at least wanted you to know that somebody out there can relate a little to what you're experiencing.

Hope things have improved for you.

I HAVE ALSO BEEN A PATIENT OF MAYO CLINIC IN ROCHESTER. I WAS THERE
FOR 3 WEEKS. I HAD TWO BRAIN SURGERIES ALL BECAUSE OF TRIGEMINAL
NEURALGIA. NOW I SUFFER FROM ANESTHESIA DELOR0SA FOR THE LAST 18
YEARS. i WILL PUT YOU ON MY PRAY LIST.