Description

Neuralgia and neuropathic pain occur due to nerve irritation or damage, causing sudden, sharp, or burning pain in the face, jaw, or teeth. Conditions like trigeminal neuralgia can lead to severe discomfort triggered by routine activities such as eating or speaking. Treatment strategies involve: 1. Medication therapy, including anticonvulsants and nerve stabilizers. 2. Topical pain relief applications to manage localized discomfort. 3. Nerve block injections to provide lasting pain relief. 4. Advanced treatments, such as radiofrequency ablation or Botox injections, for chronic cases.