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Trigeminal Neuralgia


Symptoms & Signs

What are the signs and symptoms of the condition?

The pain is usually described as sudden, severe, or stabbing. It is commonly felt on one side of the lips, gums, cheek, or jaw. The pain usually lasts for only a few seconds, but it can last for a few minutes. Repeated bouts of pain may occur over a period of minutes. It can recur as often as 100 times a day. Talking, chewing, brushing the teeth, cold temperatures, touching the face, or even swallowing may trigger the pain. The pain can be minor or severe.


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