by Dr. Aniruddha Tekkatte Jagannatha
Explore the primary factor behind trigeminal neuralgia with Dr. Anirudh T Jagannath. In this video, the doctor delves into the root cause of trigeminal neuralgia, shedding light on a condition often mistaken for common headaches. Headaches, while prevalent, may indicate underlying nerve issues and potentially signify more significant health concerns. Trigeminal neuralgia, or cranial neuralgia, could be one such condition. Watch the whole video, to gain comprehensive insights into this topic.
Trigeminal Neuralgia, a rare yet excruciating condition, impacts individuals primarily in their middle-aged years. Characterized by sudden, searing pain in the face, triggers range from everyday activities to temperature variations. Exploringthe intricate functions of the Trigeminal nerve, consisting of three main branches, unveils the vulnerability to Neurovascular conflicts triggering intense pain episodes.From traditional medications like carbamazepine to advanced surgical options, the journey to manage Trigeminal Neuralgia presents unique challenges, including medication side effects and the need for surgical interventions.
