Abstract :

The neurostomatological syndromes are common syndromes among neurological diseases, and their diagnosis and treatment are relevant due to the variety of clinical manifestations and intensity of pain paroxysms. Trigeminal neuralgia is the most common type of prosopalgia. Due to the frequent occurrence of the disease and the very high intensity of pain paroxysms, the difficulty of diagnosis and difficulties in treatment, it is of great scientific and practical importance. Modern methods of treatment of trigeminal neuralgia are conservative, surgical and physiotherapeutic methods, which are prescribed depending on the type of neuralgia. The article provides information about the pathogenesis of trigeminal neuralgia, diagnostic methods and modern treatment methods.

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Keywords :

acupuncture, Causes, conservative method, diagnostic method, fundamental aspects, intense pain, neurological diseases, neurostomatological syndromes, painful affection, Pathogenesis, permanent cure, physiotherapeutic method., surgical method, Symptoms, treatment issues, trigeminal neuralgia

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