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Dr. Tim Hartman Dr. Tim Hartman DC, is a doctor of Chiropractic with a passion to change the world and allow people

10/08/2026

A trigeminal neuralgia diagnosis doesn’t tell the whole story.

Two people can have the same diagnosis and experience completely different pain patterns. The location, sensation, triggers, duration, onset, and previous investigations can all provide important context.

That’s why your individual symptom pattern matters.

If your pain doesn’t look exactly like the “classic” trigeminal neuralgia story you’ve heard before, that doesn’t mean your experience isn’t worth investigating.

Comment CLARITY below and we’ll send you our checklist to help you organize your symptoms and questions.

10/06/2026

Trigeminal neuralgia didn’t necessarily begin with the first shock of pain.

What happened before it started?

Understanding the timeline can help you ask better questions about your TN history.

Comment CLARITY and we’ll send you our Trigeminal Neuralgia Clarity Checklist.

09/17/2026

Why can something as gentle as a breeze trigger severe facial pain?

For someone with trigeminal neuralgia, ordinary sensations like wind, washing the face, putting on makeup, or touching the cheek can sometimes trigger intense pain.

The stimulus itself isn’t necessarily harmful. It’s the way the nervous system is responding to that sensation.

Over time, you may start avoiding air conditioners, covering your face outside, or changing your daily routines because you’re afraid of triggering another episode.

That isn’t being overly sensitive. It’s adapting to a nervous system that has learned to respond strongly to certain sensations.

If you’ve ever wondered why something as simple as a breeze can trigger your facial pain, comment FACE below.

09/16/2026

When you’ve tried the medication, the scans, the specialists, and still don’t have the answers you hoped for…

It’s understandable to wonder:
“What am I missing?”

This isn’t about replacing your current care or claiming your neck is the cause of trigeminal neuralgia.
It’s about asking whether there’s another part of the nervous system that may be worth evaluating in your individual case.

Sometimes, a more complete picture starts with a different question.
Comment FACE if you want to learn more.

09/15/2026

When you’ve tried the medication, the scans, the specialists, and still don’t have the answers you hoped for…

It’s understandable to wonder:

“What am I missing?”

This isn’t about replacing your current care or claiming your neck is the cause of trigeminal neuralgia.

It’s about asking whether there’s another part of the nervous system that may be worth evaluating in your individual case.

Sometimes, a more complete picture starts with a different question.

Comment FACE if you want to learn more.

09/11/2026

If you’ve been dealing with facial pain and wondering what an upper cervical evaluation actually involves, this video walks you through it.

We start by understanding your symptoms and your history, then assess the upper cervical region to see whether there are findings that may be relevant to your individual presentation.

No assumptions. No one-size-fits-all answers.

Comment FACE below and we’ll send you the information.

09/10/2026

Pain relief is important. But sometimes you also want to know why it’s happening.

If you have trigeminal neuralgia, there may be more to look at.

Comment FACE and we’ll send you more information.

09/02/2026

Jennifer’s dizziness became so severe that she couldn’t walk unaided. She had to hold onto someone or a grocery cart just to get through places like Costco.

After just over a month of care, she says she no longer has those symptoms and can walk unaided again.

“It’s life-changing.”

Hear Jennifer share her experience.

09/01/2026

Jennifer’s dizziness became so severe that she couldn’t walk unaided. She had to hold onto someone or a grocery cart just to get through places like Costco.

After just over a month of care, she says she no longer has those symptoms and can walk unaided again.

“It’s life-changing.”

Hear Jennifer share her experience.

08/31/2026

Living with TN isn’t just about the pain. It’s the exhaustion of searching for answers.

If you still feel like there are questions left to ask, comment FACE and we’ll send you more information about what an upper cervical evaluation involves.

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