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What is Trigeminal Neuralgia? | TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA AWARENESS DAY | Dr Jaydev Panchawagh, Sahyadri

On October 7th, National Trigeminal Neuralgia Awareness Day brings to educate people about symptoms and the challenges they face, raise awareness of the condition. So today on this occasion, Dr Jaydev Panchawagh (Consultant Neurosurgeon & International Expert of MVD Surgery), is going to give us insights about What is Trigeminal Neuralgia?: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment. So let's know what is Trigeminal Neuralgia? Trigeminal Neuralgia / Trigeminal Neuralgia symptoms Often called the Suicide Disease, trigeminal neuralgia pain may range from sudden, severe, and stabbing to a more constant, aching, burning sensation. In Trigeminal Neuralgia, severe pain starts on one side of the face. Any light or normal touch can act as a trigger for an episode of intense facial pain such as shaving, washing the face, putting on makeup, brushing teeth, eating, drinking, talking, or even the feeling of cold air on the face. The attacks often worsen over time, with fewer and shorter pain-free periods before they recur. Eventually, the pain-free intervals disappear and medication to control the pain becomes less effective. The disorder is not fatal but can be debilitating. At the initial stage, the diagnosis is quite difficult. Many people go to the dentist or psychiatrist. Once this is diagnosed, medications are started that numb the nerves. These are the same medicine given for Epilepsy. But it is of no use because instead of working on that nerve, it works on the entire nervous system, which makes the nervous system numb and reduces the patient's memory, which makes the patient even more upset. So they do not understand what is the treatment options they should consider. So first before knowing about treatment let us know about causes of Trigeminal Neuralgia Causes of trigeminal neuralgia The most common cause of classic Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN1) is due to blood vessel pulsating against the trigeminal nerve at the brainstem. Trigeminal neuralgia treatment The best treatment for this is Microvascular Decompression (MVD Surgery) in which blood vessel is removed away from the nerve with the help of a neuro microscope. A Teflon sponge is placed in between the nerve and the blood vessel which prevents the pulsation on the blood vessel close to the nerve Dr Jaydev Panchawagh and his team have been successfully doing this surgery for the last 15 years. He and his team have performed more than 1400+ MVD surgeries in 15 years. The success rate of these surgeries are 97%-98% and its follow-up is taken from 2 months to 15 years. For this surgery, you have to stay in the hospital for 4-5 days. Patients start their routine activity 10-15 days after surgery. Remember! This condition can be cured, the only thing is people are not aware of the treatment options. The final decision of opting for the treatment is up to the patient. Please be aware of this problem. Its specialized centre is based in Pune which is working on this subject for the last 15 years. We appeal to help people to diagnose this problem and get treated. Watch the full video to know more. If you have any query then write to us: [email protected] Check out other related videos: 1. Most Common Spine Problems & its treatment Explained:    • Most Common Spine Problems & Its Treatment...   2. कमर और पीठ में दर्द क्यों होता है? :    • कमर और पीठ में दर्द क्यों होता है? | रीड क...   3. Fits म्हणजे काय? :    • Fits म्हणजे काय? | Epilepsy Meaning in Mar...   4. Warning Signs of Brain Tumor:    • How long before brain tumor symptoms show?...   5. Parkinson disease in Hindi:    • Parkinson disease in Hindi | Parkinson dis...   6. Alzheimer's Disease in Hindi:    • Alzheimer's Disease in Hindi | भूलने की बी...   7. Warning Signs of Stroke:    • Warning signs of Stroke  | Brain Stroke: S...   8. What's causing your back pain? :    • What's causing your back pain? | Causes of...   ------------------------------------------------- About Sahyadri Hospitals Ltd.: Sahyadri Hospitals is the largest chain of hospitals in Maharashtra. It is the brainchild of Dr Charudutt Apte, one of India’s most renowned Neurosurgeons and more importantly an ardent practitioner of ethical medical practices. The Sahyadri group has 8 Hospitals with more than 900 beds and 200 ICU beds. Currently, we have more than 2000 clinicians along with 2600 supporting staff. Sahyadri Hospitals has touched the lives of more than 50 lakh people by providing quality care. Thanks! #TrigeminalNeuralgia #facepain #suicidedisease #sahyadrihospitals