Neurologist Please

2016-10-27 04:23:16
I have had serious teeth irritation and sensations which led to dental flap surgery 2 months back. I consulted 3 doctors before proceeding with the surgery for second thoughts. Post surgery, irritation is somewhat relieved but not sensations. Sensations comes across teeths. Although i had neck spasm along with teeth issues, i neglected neck, thought that could be a different thing. After the surgery, i still have sensations to cold, hot or spicy items. Difficult to drink even cold/hot water. I have used all types of desensitized gel, mouthwash and toothpastes with no breakthrough. I have noticed that neck spasm happens along with the uneasiness with the teeth. Also i showed up a orthopedic doctor with an xray, thinking this could be from neck/spine. But xray was neat, there is no irregularities. My gut feeling is that this could be Neurology related. Please advise and help.
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Do u hesitate even to shave on that side . do u avoid even cold air blown to ur face ?  If yes u are suffering from trigeminal neuralgia  ( u are not alone even salman khan is with u). consult a neurologist/ neurosurgeon

Answered2016-10-28 17:09:56

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Hello there.  I can understand your concern.  I have gone through the whole histiry you have provided here. Im of the opinion that its just in your head. If there is no abnormality noted in the many tests, its probably just in your head. Consult a psychiatrist in person for further evaluation and management.  Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.

Answered2016-10-28 17:41:04

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