Can Trigeminal Neuralgia _ shocking facial pain be cured? part 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

Can Trigeminal Neuralgia _ shocking facial pain be cured? part 1

For more information http://www.MidwestHeadaches.com Angie is a life flight nurse. She had a crown on upper right second molar tooth due to tooth pain and decay. Due to continued pain of that tooth, she had root canal treatment. Later still she had that tooth extracted since pain continued. Pain worsened afterwards. Tried antibiotics, muscle relaxers, bite guard, NTI splint and still had no relief. Angie would feel excruciating pain in the right side of her jaw and face. She said it felt like an electric shock and radiates. The pain was so sharp that it stops her from anything that she is doing. Angie thought that she knew what pain was. This pain was at 15 on a 10 point scale! During these episodes, even touching the gum with tongue would make the pain worse. These are symptoms classically diagnosed as Trigeminal Neuralgia. Trigeminal Neuralgia is treated with Tegretol, Neurontin and many other medications that dull the central nervous system, through which the symptoms are 'managed'. If increased doses do not help, neurosurgery procedures including Micro Vascular Decompression are done, not always with relief. Angie was referred to Dr. Raman to diagnose the cause and resolve this pain. She came in for an evaluation and consultation and then chose to go through a series of diagnostic tests. Once the correct jaw/neck alignment was determined, she was fitted with a fixed physiologic neuromuscular orthotic for 90 days. Within the first week of having the fixed orthotic, Angie had a great deal of relief. Within 90 days not only her severe facial pain, but also her 30 year history of headaches, neck pain, back pain and leg pain almost completely resolved.