Trident neuropsychiatric pain is the most common brain-neurological disease, mainly manifested in repeated acute pains in the side of the face of the trident neuropsychological zone, with a prevalence rate of 0.4 per cent, mainly among middle-aged and older women.
Early symptoms of trident nerve pain
1. Symptoms of trident nervous pain show severe pain in the form of a knife cut, a burn, a needle or electrocution, which suddenly begins when the disease occurs. The pain is often so severe that the patient has to stop talking, stop eating, stop walking, put his hands behind his face, bite his teeth, push his face hard and avoid the person who opens the conversation. Faces are red, chewing muscles and face muscle spasms, which are described as single-faced painal myocardiac convulsions or convulsions. Pain can suddenly disappear and cease immediately after a few seconds or minutes, without any symptoms of discomfort. There was no pain at all during the second attack.
The trident nervous symmetry is distributed on both sides of the face, each of which has three feelings of the main tube face, teeth, cornea, nasal cavities, lips, most of the head and brain, so that the trident nervous pain occurs in these parts. Often one or more parts of the facial side are affected, with very few cases of both sides. At the beginning of the onset of the disease, a sub-division may be assembled for a long period of time, with more areas within the second or third or the second or the third. It can then gradually spread to other support. In the case of pain in the upper and upper parts of the first, pain in the upper lip, teeth and cheeks, and pain in the third, pain in the lower lip, teeth and jaws, involving less pain in the tongue, which is occasionally seen to be the result of both sides.
When symptoms of trident nervous pain occur, the convulsive half-sided face of trident neuropsychiatric pain can become convulsive, sometimes synthesizing after termination, and the main symptoms of trident neuropsychiatric pain are white on the side, then red, filamental blood, accompanied by tears, aldicarb, salivation, etc. After the onset of the disease, there is a risk of membrane inflammation, oral inflammation, etc. In some cases, when the pain occurs, the cheek is held by hand and the pain is stretched to relieve the pain. The long and long period has made the skin of the skin rougher, thicker, thinner and even lower.
Four or three fork neuropsychiatric pains are cyclical, ranging from one in a few days to one in a few weeks and months, and severe trifork nervous pains can occur dozens of times a day. In some cases, there are frequent outbreaks of disease during one season of the day, when they are done, and then they start again in the coming year.
The mental and psychological state of patients is often affected by the occurrence of trident neuropsychiatric ailments, which are more frequent and more severe if they are often depressed and emotionally emotional.
6. More than 50 per cent of the patients at the trigger point (trigger point) have a special skin sensitive area within an area of the face, which has a slight touch and can be induced by the pull and vibration of the facial muscle, so that the area is limited and concentrated at one or two points, known as the “trigger point” or “trigger point”. A patient can have several triggers, which are common in areas such as upper and lower lip, mouth, nose, cheek or tooth. Any stimuli or stimuli caused the outbreak. From that point on, the radiation immediately reached the rest of the area. Face irritation includes talking, singing, eating, washing, shaving, brushing teeth and blowing wind.
7. Neural system signs and neuropsychiatric neuropsychological pains, with the exception of some cases where the reflection of the corneal resonance of the patient has diminished or disappeared, are not detected. In a small number of cases, late in the onset of the disease, most of them were partially numb as a result of a decrease in the area of side pain as a result of alcohol containment and radio frequency treatment. A detailed neurological examination should be performed in this case, except for the secondary tridental neurological pain.
In the early stages of a patient ‘ s illness, the pain is less frequent and often occurs after a cold cold, with breaks of months or years. There are very few cases of self-rehabilitation. Subsequent outbreaks are becoming increasingly frequent, with increased pain and a number of years or decades apart. People who are seriously suffering are suffering day and night, dozens or even hundreds of times a day, unable to eat and drink water, losing weight, suffering daily in a state of indignity, looking down and suffering, and even losing their confidence in life. Some patients suffer from early, seasonal onset, cyclical onset of pain at some point in the spring or autumn of the year, with each occurrence lasting between one and three months, and then a natural disappearance for no reason. Until the same season of the following year.
Pre-operative video assessment
All persons with trident neuropsychiatric pain are routinely subjected to a visual examination (CT or MRI) prior to treatment, which is used to distinguish primary or secondary trident neuropsychiatric pain.
For patients diagnosed with initial trident neuropsychiatric pain, a head MRI examination is recommended prior to microvascular repressure. The skull MRI examination, although it shows an anatomical relationship between the blood vessels around the trident nerve root and its posterior root, does not establish the responsible blood vessels.
