trigeminal neuropathy
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76016.1472 at CompuServe.COM
Wed May 3 17:07:51 EST 1995
Trigeminal neuralgia can be a sign of a serious disorder such as
a brain tumor, arteriovenous malformation, or multiple sclerosis.
there are many instances in which no specific cause is found in
any given individual. You should see a physician for evaluation
of this disorder instead of obtaining random recommendations from
anyone who owns a computer.
BTW- the surgery for Trigeminal neuralgia does not 'imply'
injuring or cutting the nerve. The Genetta procedure involves
microvascular decompression (carefully separating the nerve from
any nearby blood vessels, which has been successful in certain
circumstances. Before trying any medicines, you need to consult
with a physician who can decide what is the most logical
treatment for you.
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