Trident nerve pain, which is known as “face pain”, is easily confused with toothache, usually occurring on the face, which is a more common intra-neurological and surgical disease, most of which occurs at the age of 40, and which generally has more problems among middle-aged and middle-aged friends, with more female friends, and which is characterized by a sudden onset of a disease, lightning sample, burning sample, and unbearable, severe pain in the body’s head.
So, under what circumstances is the nerve pain caused by the face?
First of all, we should understand what is a trident nerve, which is a group of neurons in the human body, which is called a trident nerve, which is typically identified in the following ways:
1) Sporadic severe pain in the face of the different branches of the trident nerve, which can be shown in the form of a knife cut, electrocution, burning, needle prognosis, etc., which lasts for a few seconds or minutes at a time.
2) Pain can be caused by stimuli such as speech, eating, drinking water, swallowing and even cold wind blowing, some of whom are afraid to wash their faces, brush their teeth, and diet for days, resulting in defilement, wasting and extreme pain.
3) Trident nerve pains occur more frequently among the middle-aged, slightly more women than men, and slightly more on the right than on the left.
4) Many persons suffering from trident nerve pain often describe a special situation, such as a face without any pain, which can be triggered by contact with the face or a particular part of the cheek, which can be induced by speech or saliva, and many who report exposure to the face in cold air. Skin triggers are often induced by non-harming irritation and are often confined to the front. The trigger area is often on the same side of the pain, but can be caused by the same or different trident neurology.
5) The pain is cyclical, with some of the patients being able to recover for hours or even days without pain, which gradually seriously affects their food and rest, causing them to suffer so much pain that it is known as the “first pain in the world” that it is rare to heal itself.
Accurate diagnosis is important if the disease is to be cured, and must not be directly associated with the disease in the light of its pain characteristics, which not only delays the condition, suffers from the disease, but also causes depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses. The best option would be to have access to a regular hospital and to develop a viable treatment after an increased understanding of the multidimensional aspects of the disease, if the benefits were to be maximized.
How can we save the patient from the trident pain?
While effective treatment currently includes medication and surgery, the use of the Quemasi Equivalent Medicine in the early stages of the onset of the disease is extremely effective, the results of long-term treatment are increasingly less effective, and there are serious side effects of long-term treatment of drugs, which have little effect in the case of predisposed Parkinsonal patients who are clearly neurological and vascular cyclists, and should be evaluated as early as possible for microvascular decompression to achieve a cure.
Microvascular decompressive treatment of trident nerve pain is part of a cranial surgery, which requires anaesthesia, which separates and separates the vascular from the trident neuronal of the repressuring nerve, depresses the effect of the treatment of trident nerve pain, with an effective post-acute period of 95 per cent.
