Trigeminal Neuralgia Pain Relieving Surgery

This microvascular decompression surgery is performed on trigeminal neuralgia (TN) patients to relieve excruciating pain in the face by inserting a sponge-like device in between the artery and the trigeminal nerve. Anthony Asher, MD, neurosurgeon practicing as the medical director of Carolinas HealthCare System Neurosciences Institute, part of Atrium Health, performs this surgery by separating the artery and the nerve. The TN pain is relieved in the vast majority of patients.
More on Dr. Asher: atriumhealth.org/for-provider...

[@smrk2452]

Thank you for this.

[@maribelrios8652]

Very informative, thanks.

[@nafeezshaik5747]

Great

[@adityanehwal9269]

I had surgery for TN last 1.5 yrs the old pain had gone but now it stiifs very hard and causes fatigue the doctor said it occurs 2 to 3 yrs but this fatigue is unbearable can't eat something too much talking and taking stress can stiff upper jaw very hard

[@hummit]

May God heal you and sustain you and alleviate your suffering 🙏

[@potatochipappi]

One thing thar Helped me Relive this is Massaging the Neck muscles Just beneath the jaw, Idk it had a Direct connection To the unreachable pain at the back of the neck,
And using olive oil to message and drink to Ease inflammation inside.

[@Dr.Ambekar.Neurosurgery]

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