Ternary nerve: treatment and actual clinical outcome

Inflammation of the ternary nerve is a common diagnosis in modern medicine. This pathology is inherent, mainly, the adult category of patients, due to any abnormal processes of the body.

If we talk about the etiology of this disease, then we can safely say that it is progressing against the background of colds, severe overwork, emotional turmoil. These and other pathogenic factors are the trigger that can affect the ternary nerve, the treatment of which has its own specific characteristics.

The problem lies in the fact that for some time the patient can not understand what exactly it hurts. Everything begins with an insurmountable pain in the jaw region, and then the injured person goes to the dentist, but such a trip proves to be meaningless, because, even after healing all the teeth, the pain not only does not abate, but can also grow rapidly. In addition, we should not rule out the possibility that the inflamed ternary nerve, whose treatment was prolonged, can be modified into neuritis of the facial nerve, which already has a more complex clinical picture.

If we consider that the ternary nerve "is responsible" for the degree of sensitivity of the face and for the mobility of the facial muscles, the symptomatology of the pathology is also associated with its motor activity. If the ternary nerve is inflamed, the treatment should be timely, however, there are significant difficulties here, since the symptoms can be either regular or unexpectedly passing. So, when the nerve is overcooled, the pain syndrome, which "attacks", then fades, becomes noticeably worse. In addition, the pain can be localized in the cheek, jaw, partly resembling toothache. Also, discomfort is observed when the patient touches a sore spot.

However, the characteristic signs do not always indicate an inflammation of the ternary nerve, they often indicate neuralgia of the facial nerve. Then the symptoms are aggravated, since there is a violation of the sensitivity of the part of the face, swelling and often paralysis. Also, thinning of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, a change in complexion, and sometimes hair thinning can be observed. Patients with a characteristic diagnosis complain of an exacerbated atrophy of the chewing musculature on the affected half of the face.

If the ternary nerve is inflamed, treatment should be strictly negotiated with a specialist after a detailed medical examination. On how timely the medical care will be provided, the chances for a speedy recovery depend.

There is a very relevant question about how to treat the ternary nerve, but this question should be solved only by the doctor, since superficial self-medication at home can only exacerbate the disease and cause its relapses and exacerbations. Thus, the specialist recommends tricyclic antidepressants and anticonvulsant drugs, since the taking of characteristic analgesics or opioids is justified in the chosen treatment regimen.

If conservative treatment has proved ineffective, surgical intervention takes place. Modern methods of laser surgery perform characteristic operations even for elderly patients with prevalence of various contraindications. In addition, this method is very gentle and easily tolerated.

In addition, there are alternative ways to cure the inflamed ternary nerve. The consequences of such home treatment will favorably affect the general condition and eliminate the unbearable pain syndrome. So, a warm egg, attached to a sore spot, cooked in a steep, can not only calm the pain, but also prevent new attacks. Also, to soothe the pain, you can chew the root of the calamus or some of the nutmeg. In addition, herbal inhalations, capable of heating the affected nerve, are also very appropriate.

However, one way or another, the use of prescriptions of alternative medicine should also be agreed with the doctor in order to avoid exacerbation of the pathology.