I am sure it could be but, is the Tempora mandibular joint OK.
Jean
Trigeminal neuralgia
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Rochelle Marsden
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Re: Trigeminal neuralgia
Yes - checked this morning by my osteopath who did some cranial work and acupuncture and started the pain off again!! Am hoping it will subside!! I checked up with a doctor via telephone from my health plan who said what I have is atypical because there is no stabbing pain. It is I think a heavy boring pain.
Rochelle
Rochelle
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Kerry Lawson
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Re: Trigeminal neuralgia
Hello, this is true, it is not typical if you do not have the stabbing pain
as it shoots through the nerve. But if it is a neuralgia of some kind
wouldn't Hypericum be of help. But you should ask your homeopath. Thanks.
Kerry
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as it shoots through the nerve. But if it is a neuralgia of some kind
wouldn't Hypericum be of help. But you should ask your homeopath. Thanks.
Kerry
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Howard A Asinoff
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Re: Trigeminal neuralgia
Consider Nux V - as an aside, I find acupuncture and homeopathy don't
mix as acupuncture tends to interfere with the actions of the remedy for
most patients. I suggest that they use one at a time.
(with a definite, unspoken prejudice toward homeopathy ;D )
Grace & Peace
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 12:52:43 +0100 "Rochelle Marsden"
writes:
mix as acupuncture tends to interfere with the actions of the remedy for
most patients. I suggest that they use one at a time.
(with a definite, unspoken prejudice toward homeopathy ;D )
Grace & Peace
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 12:52:43 +0100 "Rochelle Marsden"
writes: