What it is
Short, sharp bouts of pain or long-lasting pain in the face can come from the nerves. The doctor finds out what may be behind the pain and makes a plan, for example with medicine, numbing injections or a referral.
Facial pain and neuralgia treatment
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Assessment and treatment of nerve pain in the face.
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About the treatment
Benefits
- Less pain
- A plan from a doctor
- Follow-up over time
Expected results
Many get less pain with the right treatment, but the pain can come back.
Overview & Procedure
What the treatment is and how it's performed
Nerve pain often needs several appointments and adjustments to treatment. The doctor decides with you whether you need more tests, such as an MRI, or a different treatment.
- You describe the pain: where, when and what triggers it.
- The doctor examines your face and nerves.
- You make a plan for treatment and check-ups.
Expectations & Safety
Who it's for and safety information
- Short, sharp bouts of facial pain, often triggered by touch, chewing or wind.
- Long-lasting facial pain without a known cause.
- The doctor assesses whether the treatment suits you.
- Pain from teeth and jaw can feel similar. The doctor may ask you to see a dentist.
Contact a doctor quickly for new pain with facial paralysis, vision problems or fever.