Treatment of face and head pain with minimal intervention

Some symptoms of facial and head pains may be similar, which prompts some people to include such pains under a general diagnosis, which is a Headache or Occipital Headache. The common Headache Treatment and solution thereof are to administer analgesic drugs, which may solve the problem relatively for a specific time, but it does not solve the main cause of the problem because analgesics are not the solution therefore and the diagnosis was not accurate from the beginning. Facial and head pains are due to different causes, all of which cannot be included under the diagnosis of Headache, Tension Headache, or Cervical Spondylosis Headache. The types of headaches also are different, including Cluster Headache and Occipital Neuralgia, and each one thereof is due to specific causes and symptoms, even such types are similar in some treatment methods, including Radiofrequency Treatment for Headache and Botox Injections for Headache, we address simply in this article what can be treated with minimal intervention and Non-Surgical Treatment for Trigeminal Neuralgia.

Trigeminal Neuralgia:

Definition:

Hyperactivity of the gaserian ganglion in the brain leading to electric shock sensation in one side of the face and rarely affects the face on both sides. This condition is widely known as Trigeminal Neuralgia and is one of the most severe forms of facial pain requiring Non-Surgical Treatment for Trigeminal Nerve Pain.

Causes:

Most of the time the cause is unknown but in rare cases it is a result of brain tumors or Multiple Sclerosis. For this reason, any patient diagnosed with Trigeminal Neuralgia is asked to do brain MRI in order to exclude any underlying causes.

Treatment:

The first line of treatment is medications. Choice number one in Treating Trigeminal Neuralgia Without Surgery is Carbamazepine and fortunately it is successful in relieving the pain in 80% of the patients. But still the rest of the patient needs a treatment plan and for this the scientist worked hard until they reached the solution which is applying Pulsed Radiofrequency to the Gaserian Ganglion as part of advanced Radiofrequency Ablation Headache Treatment and Non-Surgical Treatment for Trigeminal Neuralgia. This is a nonsurgical intraoperative procedure. It is done using a fine needle inserted through the cheek towards the gaserian ganglion with the guidance of fluoroscope and under the influence of sedation and local anesthesia. The procedure is 100% safe and has a success rate of 80% in relieving the pain.

Radiofrequency with Dr. Mohamed Koura

Although it is a very simple and safe procedure, but still, it needs high level of hand skills and technicalities that helps the operating physician to be as precise and fast as possible, which will only be found at Dr. Koura, one of the Best Doctors for Cluster Headache and Radiofrequency Treatment for Headache.

Cluster Headache:

Definition:

Hyperactivity of the sphenopalatine ganglion in the brain leading to pulsating pain in the back of the eye with severe lacrimation in one side of the face and rarely affects the face on both sides. This condition is classified as Cluster Headache, one of the most intense types of Headache Disorders.

Causes:

Most of the time the cause is unknown but in rare cases it is a result of brain tumors. For this reason, any patient diagnosed with Cluster Headache is asked to do brain MRI in order to exclude any underlying causes.

Treatment:

The first line of treatment is medications. Choice number one in treating Cluster Headache is Sumatriptan and inhaling Oxygen in sessions and fortunately it is successful in relieving the pain in 80% of the patients. But still the rest of the patient needs a treatment plan and for this the scientist worked hard until they reached the solution which is applying Pulsed Radiofrequency to the Sphenopalatine Ganglion as part of advanced Radiofrequency Treatment for Headache. This is a nonsurgical intraoperative procedure. It is done using a fine needle inserted through the cheek towards sphenopalatine ganglion with the guidance of fluoroscope and under the influence of sedation and local anesthesia. The procedure is 100% safe and has a success rate of 80% in relieving the pain.

Radiofrequency with Dr. Mohamed Koura

Although it is a very simple and safe procedure, but still, it needs high level of hand skills and technicalities that helps the operating physician to be as precise and fast as possible, which will only be found at Dr. Koura, a leading expert in Radiofrequency Ablation Headache Treatment and Non-Surgical Pain Management.

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