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    3/3/08 #5 - What kind of doctor for daughter's atypical trigeminal neuralgia?

    Full Question:I have a 16 years old daughter that has facial pain, it takes the nose and the left maxillary area including the teeth, the diagnosis was atypical trigeminal neuralgia. The doctor gave her Topamax. I decide to discontinue it, because she had all kind of reactions and the pain continues. What kind of doctor should I visit? All her... Read moreChevron
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    3/3/08 #5 - What kind of doctor for daughter's atypical trigeminal neuralgia?

    Full Question:I have a 16 years old daughter that has facial pain, it takes the nose and the left maxillary area including the teeth, the diagnosis was atypical trigeminal neuralgia. The doctor gave her Topamax. I decide to discontinue it, because she had all kind of reactions and the pain continues. What kind of doctor should I visit? All her... Read moreChevron
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    12/17/07 #1 - The relationship between migraines and trigeminal neuralgia?

    Full Question: I am curious about the relationship between migraines and trigeminal neuralgia. My father had terrible headaches in his 30s-40s, and developed TN in his 60s-70s. I developed migraines in my 30s, am now 44 and starting to feel tingling in my face like early TN along with ever worsening migraines. I've researched TN and... Read moreChevron
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    Occipital Neuralgia???

    The last time I went on Hospital homebound, my doctor wrote on my paperwork under diagnosis : Occipital Neuralgia. I don't really know a whole lot about what that condition is exactly. I read a few pages about it on this site though. But I kept reading about pain mainly on one side of the body/face.. and my pain is pretty much even on both... Read moreChevron
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    Top 75 Migraine and Headache Questions, #5

    Full Question:My head started hurting four nights ago. The throbbing was only on the left side (my left) of my head, with most of the pain behind my left eye. I often get headaches, and occasionally migraines, so I took an Excedrin, but continued to toss and turn all night. I have Imitrex, but this did not present as a migraine with the visual... Read moreChevron
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