What is trigeminal neuralgia?
Trigeminal neuralgia is a relatively rare neurological disorder characterized by brief, intensely painful, unilateral jolts localized in one or more of the three branches of the facial sensory nerve.
Below you will find articles on the most common types of headaches, what they are, what can trigger them, and the available treatment options.


Headaches are not just one thing. It is a collective term for a wide range of conditions, from tension headaches and migraines to the aftereffects of concussions and whiplash, each with its own causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
For many, they occur rarely and go away on their own. For others, they are a constant part of daily life, affecting work, sleep, and everything in between.
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