Multiple Sclerosis: Trigeminal Neuralgia in MS

Some people with MS get this intense, painful symptom. I share my story and show you the lowest point of my MS.
FYI- You DO NOT need to have MS to get Trigeminal Neuralgia.

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People & Blogs

Tags:

• trigeminal
• neuralgia
• multiple
• sclerosis
• ms
• pain
• facial
• gabapentin
• tegretol

[AWDESIGNS8]

ITS OK HOW ARE YOU TODAY 2011 .EVERY ONE IS DIFFERENT IN THERE MS I KNOW PEOPLE WHO DONT EVEN HAVE THAT . IT WILL BE OK HOPE AND GOD IS WITH YOU LOVE APRIL

[teslagirlM]

@AWDESIGNS8 SEVEN years with MS and still going strong. :)

[k15361]

WEEEDDDD!!!!!!!

[teslagirlM]

@k15361 Yes

[terialbert1]

Learning about MS in Nursing School. Thank you for your honest information. It is tragic you have this horrible disease, but I am thankful I can learn about it and better assist my patients. God Bless You and ALL who suffer!

[teslagirlM]

@terialbert1 Thank you, and please remember in your studies and career, to have empathy, NOT sympathy. Now, go make a difference. :)

[1997everything]

I was diagnosed not long ago and the pain, you can't describe how bad it is the best I've ever done was a ice pick repeatedly stabbing into my face while electricity was surging through it. No one understands in less they are a sufferer they think your overreacting.

[globalpreparation]

Unless you've experienced this, you truly can't imagine the pain! It really is like a spear that goes through your head, the back of your eyes, your teeth, jaws, even head. It makes me want to grab a gun and end it all!

[jatiajul]

Thank you for the clip, you are so sweet to share with us! Have a great day!

[HerbalJah]

I don't have MS but I do have T.N. and I get the worst attacks of pain in the middle of the night that wake me up in intense pain that hurts so bad ill start punching the fridge or a desk in a desperate attempt to release natural endorphin's. After the "episode" comes the 2-3hours of dulling, mind-disturbing pain. And yes the green sticky substance is very helpful for calming down after the flare ups or w/e you wanna call this ridiculously intense pain..