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Dr. C.Singh Doctor's Office general medicine, gynecology, women's health clinic, Home Visits, medical forms, Wound and catheter care, Blood and drug test, Ultrasound. Walk In accepted.

Appointment needed for specialist visit. Whatsapp or call us at 497-8547

11/07/2026

Dr.Singh will be in office on Saturday 9am-2pm

Your health deserves expert care. Regular visits to your gynecologist are an important part of maintaining your overall ...
08/07/2026

Your health deserves expert care. Regular visits to your gynecologist are an important part of maintaining your overall well-being, helping with preventive screenings, reproductive health, family planning, and addressing any concerns you may have. Don’t wait until a problem arises—take a proactive step toward better health today. Book your appointment with our gynecologist and receive the personalized, compassionate care you deserve. Your wellness is our priority.
Call or whats us at 497-8547

08/07/2026
TODAY WE ARE GOING TO DISCUSS TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN): Clinical Features & Management→ Trigeminal...
29/03/2026

TODAY WE ARE GOING TO DISCUSS TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA
Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN): Clinical Features & Management

→ Trigeminal neuralgia = sudden, severe paroxysmal facial pain along trigeminal nerve distribution
→ Classically due to neurovascular compression at the trigeminal root

→ Unilateral facial pain (most common)
→ Electric shock-like / stabbing / shooting pain
→ Lasts seconds to 2 minutes (can cluster in bursts)
→ Recurrent attacks with pain-free intervals
→ May have facial grimacing/tic during attacks (“tic douloureux”)
→ No persistent dull pain between attacks in classic TN (constant pain suggests atypical/secondary

Trigger factors

→ Triggered by light touch (“trigger zones”)
→ Common triggers: chewing, talking, brushing teeth, washing face, shaving, cold air, smiling
→ Patients may avoid eating/cleaning due to fear of attacks

Associated findings

→ Classic TN: normal neuro exam, no sensory loss
→ Sensory deficit (numbness), weakness, or other cranial nerve findings suggest secondary trigeminal neuralgia
→ Consider MS especially in younger patients

Red flags (need MRI / further evaluation)

→ Age < 40 years
→ Bilateral facial pain
→ Persistent numbness/sensory loss or objective neuro deficits
→ Hearing loss, vertigo, facial weakness, other cranial nerve signs
→ Pain that is progressive
→ Suspected tumor/MS

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