Trigeminal Neuralgia

Typical trigeminal neuralgia causes extreme, sporadic, burning, or FacialPain in areas of the lips, scalp, forehead, eyes, nose, and jaw. Pain attacks can last from seconds to two minutes, occurring in rapid succession or lasting episodes up to two hours. A less severe form features constant aching, burning, and stabbing Pain.

Actual trigeminal nerve neuralgia rarely occurs. It seems plausible according to conventional therapies, since overstretched muscles burn as if they were inflamed nerves. Our understanding suggests this Pain protects the jaw joint from damage. Very often, simply applying Osteopressure in the first treatment may reduce Pain remarkably.