Trident neurological pains are often sudden, without any premonition, mostly on one side. At the time of the outbreak, the pain was as severe as a knife cut and electric shock. As the disease increases, the breaks become shorter and more frequent, and after a strong pain irritation, the patient is extremely nervous and unforgettable for life, causing great suffering.
First of all, let’s see what the trident nerve and its anatomy structure is. The trident nerve (n.trigminus) is the fifth pair of brain neurons, which are mixed neurons, and the thickest neurons in the face, which contain two fibres of general body perception and special internal movement.
The trident nerve is made up of eye (first), upper (second) and lower (third) chords, respectively, which govern the condensation of the eye above, between the eye and the cavity, the feeling below and the constriction of the chewing muscle. When trident neuropsychiatric pains occur, the patients suffer from convulsive convulsions on the half side of the face, and sometimes after the end of the dysentery, the main symptoms of trident neuropsy are whiteness on the side, followed by dampness, filamental bleeding, accompanied by tears, aldicarb, salivation, etc. In some cases, there are so-called trident neurons, facial spasms and phytoneurological disorders.
This is also a symptom of tridental pain.
Trident nerve pain can be distributed along neuropaths: the part of the pain is one or more of the trident nervous areas, or it can start with one, then spread to the other, and the pain of the trident nervous pain is spread over the neuropath. That’s the symptoms of trident nerve pain. But the spread of pain does not leap, as the third pain does not pass to the first. Pain does not cross the median line, and even patients on both sides do not cross the other side when they have an outbreak. These trident neuropsychotic symptoms are common.
What’s the use of trident neuropsychology?
1. Drug treatment
Carbamazepine: While it is effective for 70 per cent of patients, hepatic and kidney damage is high and long-term treatment is not recommended, and approximately one third of patients cannot withstand the side effects of their sleep addiction, dizziness, indigestion, etc., which require the supervision of a specialist physician. It is also possible to replace Okassipin with a smaller side effect.
2. Closed treatment
The method is the direct injection of a drug into a tiring trident neuron, neurodry or semi-monthly neurological festival, which results in the condensation and death of the inoculation part of the neurons and the disruption of the neurological conductive function, resulting in a loss of the neurological distribution area and thus to the purpose of pain relief, which needs to be carried out on a regular basis.
3. Radio-frequency treatment
The method is to insert the radio-frequency needle electrodes into the semi-monthly neurological festival at the direction of the X-ray or CT and to destroy the target for 60 seconds. This law applies to patients who, because of their age, cannot or refuse to open a skull. The taboos of this procedure are: persons with facial infections, patients with tumour-pressive trident neuropsy, persons with severe hypertensive coronary liver and kidney damage, and persons with a tendency to bleed from coagulational disorders. The incidence of post-radio-frequency treatment complications is 17 per cent, mainly as regards facial sensory disorders, eye damage and trident neuromotor damage.
4. Surgery
Trident neuro-microvascular repressure.
Microvascular decompression is an effective root cure for trident nerve pain and the preferred method of surgery. After surgery, there are no complications arising from other treatments. If you choose an authoritative neurosurgery to perform the operation, Dr. Wang Zian, a neurosurgery at the Tangdu Hospital of the Fourth Military Medical University, has a cure rate of over 98 per cent to protect the integrity of the patient ‘ s normal nervous system and to isolate the responsible blood vessels from the nerves for the purpose of rooting out.
Trident neuropsychectomy.
When the patient is suffering from other systemic diseases (high blood pressure, diabetes, etc.), is of poor health, is older, cannot withstand a more thorough cranial surgery, and the extent of the pain is more limited, he/she can undergo a trident neurological severing. The operation is simple and has few complications, but has a high rate of post-operative relapse.
5 Gamma Knife treatment
The treatment of trident neuropsychological pain by the Gamma Knife can cause the trident nerve to feel at the root, leading to a neurotic synaptic transmission of electrophysiological retardation, but is not sufficient to influence normal neuron synaptic conductivity, and the pain is obstructed and the pain is prevented. The pain of the patient can be alleviated after the operation without a loss of face.
The disadvantage is that the effect has been slower, and the pain is usually gradually reduced from one to two months after the gamma knife treatment until it disappears; the long-term relapse rate is high.
