Understanding Facial Pain: From Sinusitis to Neurological Issues
Pain is experienced in the eye socket, temples, and back of the head? Hello Doctor, I previously visited an ENT specialist due to facial pain, and the doctor diagnosed me with acute sinusitis causing the facial pain. However, he found it strange that I was experiencing pain on ...
Dr. Zeng Kongyan Reply:
The pain you are experiencing is located in the right cheek and is characterized as paroxysmal, having persisted for nearly a month. After evaluations by both the otolaryngology and neurology departments, no significant improvement has been achieved. Given these circumstances, it...[Read More] Understanding Facial Pain: From Sinusitis to Neurological Issues
Managing Trigeminal Neuralgia: Seeking Relief from Chronic Pain
Trigeminal neuralgia I often experience pain in my right eye that leads to headaches (with significant pain around my nose) and I feel very nauseous and uncomfortable. I consulted an ophthalmologist who diagnosed me with trigeminal neuralgia. I also saw a doctor, but the relief w...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
1. You can first consult an otolaryngologist to check for sinusitis. 2. If it is related to the trigeminal nerve, you can see a neurologist, as this specialist can address the issue.[Read More] Managing Trigeminal Neuralgia: Seeking Relief from Chronic Pain
Left Cheek Pain When Straining Left Eye: Causes and Concerns
Left cheek pain!? Why does my left cheek hurt whenever I exert effort with my left eye? Could this be a serious symptom? I believe the pain is located inside my cheek, about 2 centimeters below my left eye. Could it be due to eye strain?
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
1. Have you ever been injured? 2. Do you have symptoms of a runny nose or nasal congestion? If yes, it may be sinusitis; if no, it could be a facial nerve or trigeminal nerve issue. If symptoms persist, medical evaluation is necessary.[Read More] Left Cheek Pain When Straining Left Eye: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Left Facial Pain and Neuralgia: Causes and Treatments
There is a sharp nerve pain in a specific point in the left occipital region, causing swelling and neuralgia in the left side of the face? Hello Dr. Yeh, I previously experienced left facial neuralgia and facial swelling during high school. At that time, I visited a general clin...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Your pain in the left posterior part of your head resembles optic neuritis. Generally, taking anti-inflammatory medication for a few days can improve the symptoms. If not, you may visit a neurology clinic for a neurological examination. The attending neurologist is Dr. Wu Jun-De.[Read More] Understanding Left Facial Pain and Neuralgia: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Persistent Right-Sided Head and Facial Pain: When to Seek Help
Annoying unilateral pain Recently, I've been experiencing discomfort on the right side of my head, and my right cheek feels strange. When I touch my face, there's a slight tingling pain, and the top of my head on the right side is painful with a persistent sharp, stabbi...
Dr. Huang Yingzhe Reply:
Please schedule an appointment with the neurology clinic for further evaluation! It could possibly be a trigeminal nerve issue or a cerebrovascular problem.[Read More] Understanding Persistent Right-Sided Head and Facial Pain: When to Seek Help