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trigeminal neuralgia

trigeminal neuralgia

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Search complete. 28 mentions across 6 episodes found for "trigeminal neuralgia".

Oct 20, 2026

Dean MitchellHOST
20:49
I think even at one point she saw a neurologist who, again, didn't really know what was going on, and it turned out she had shingles, right? Yeah.
Donald TanenbaumGUEST
20:57
No, she actually had, she had trigeminal neuralgia.
Dean MitchellHOST
20:59
Trigeminal neuralgia, right.
Dean MitchellHOST
21:00
But was that maybe from, well, possibly from shingles, I guess.
Dean MitchellHOST
21:02
Yeah.
Donald TanenbaumGUEST
21:21
Sometimes a patient actually gets treatment on a tooth because it's so specific.
Donald TanenbaumGUEST
21:25
And the reality is it doesn't work.
Donald TanenbaumGUEST
21:27
So trigeminal neuralgia is a neuropathic pain condition.
Eric BergHOST
0:31
There's no alternatives, especially when you type in a medical condition, which, okay, fair enough.
Eric BergHOST
0:37
And even if we type in natural remedy for trigeminal neuralgia, we get the same thing, medical, medical, medical.
Eric BergHOST
0:43
Unfortunately, it's very difficult to find alternatives to medical.
Eric BergHOST
0:48
Before I kind of go into this topic, let's just take a look at what the top video says about trigeminal neuralgia.
Tom ShivesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:56
Welcome back to Mayo Clinic Radio.
Tom ShivesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:58
I'm Dr. Tom Shives.
Tom ShivesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:59
And I'm Tracy McRae.
Tom ShivesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:00
Tracy, we recently had a listener, as you know, contact us and ask us to do a program on trigeminal neuralgia.
Michele RoyHOST
0:00
[gentle music] Welcome to the Michelle Roy Show.
Michele RoyHOST
0:07
Today in this episode, we're gonna be talking about Trigeminal Neuralgia Awareness Day.
Michele RoyHOST
0:12
This month is Facial Pain Awareness Month, and I'm dedicating this whole podcast to talk about this.
Michele RoyHOST
0:19
We need to raise awareness, my friend, and I'm so grateful to have you here.
Michele RoyHOST
0:23
Please take some time now to get relaxed, and let's have a little bit of fun.
Michele RoyHOST
0:29
Trigeminal neuralgia.
Michele RoyHOST
0:31
If you're new to this podcast, you probably haven't heard that before, and I know when I was first diagnosed, I didn't know what trigeminal neuralgia was.
Michele RoyHOST
0:40
So it's part of your fifth cranial nerve, and it's...
Adriana BucciHOST
3:23
But it was basically the nerve that was affected by the shingles, and it was so excruciatingly painful every single day.
Adriana BucciHOST
3:31
Trigeminal neuralgia is also nicknamed the suicide disease because of how painful it is.
Adriana BucciHOST
3:37
I pretty much told my husband, "I'm gonna try to give you another 10 years before you're probably gonna have to call yourself a widower, because if 30 is this painful, I am terrified of aging.
Adriana BucciHOST
3:47
I do not want to know what the future has in store for me, and I don't know that I'm gonna make it to 40." I will.
Michele RoysGUEST
7:17
It keeps me going, you know, and it's short.
Michele RoysGUEST
7:19
I've only do about a f- uh, 10 to 15 minutes episode every week, and this week is all about Trigeminal Neuralgia because it's actually coming out on the Trigeminal Neuralgia Day-
Brian RedmondHOST
7:27
Yeah
Michele RoysGUEST
7:27
... which is the 7th of October.
George BurrowsHOST
0:22
And let me start by saying this, thank you to everyone who reached out to me.
George BurrowsHOST
0:27
I got a lot of positive feedback from last week's episode about Bell's palsy and trigeminal neuralgia.
George BurrowsHOST
0:35
Specifically, I had several people tell me they had no idea that those conditions could be caused by a pinching, or what I call an interference to the nerves that run from the brain to the face.
George BurrowsHOST
0:51
And these same people also said they had no idea that a chiropractor could help with conditions like that.

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