Introduction
Historically T. Neuralgia can be called "SUICIDE DISEASE" as because there is no treatment, sufferers would often consider committing suicide due to long-term irritation pain. The neuralgia was first described by physician John Fothergill and hence also known a Fothergill's Disease.
Neuralgia is pain arising from an irritated or damaged nerve and is felt within the neighborhood of the body served by the nerve not necessarily at the situation of the matter. If there is any history of injury to bone or tissue or to a vessel supplying the nerve, the pressure is created on the nerve, and pain occurs.
This pain may be severe and sudden pain within the whole face along with distribution on the face (mostly one-sided) which the patient describes as a sharp shooting or like an electric shock.
HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT
Spigelia: Neuralgia from washing head with cold water. Pains are aggravated by the slightest movement by any means or by least noise or by opening the mouth.
Colocynth: Here the character of pain is burning, digging, and tearing along with facial pains. This medicine is for that person who is irritable persons who are easily angered.
Verbascum: Here facial Neuralgia affects zygoma, temporo-maxillary joint, and ear particularly of the left side. Complaints worsen on the slightest changes in temperature.
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