Microvascular decompression

[positiveness]

Microvascular decompression gladly took away my pain of Trigeminal neuralgia. I may have to do it again in six months, but we’ll see.

[positiveness]

It is nice and weird at the same time going through the day without any pain.

[Kenu in reply to positiveness]

Congrats, sounds great haven the relief of pain 👍🏼😉🙏

[positiveness in reply to Kenu]

Yes, it absolutely is. The pain was absolutely crazy and I can do more now.

[twooldcrows]

sounds like something that is great to do to for the pain ...

[positiveness in reply to twooldcrows]

It really is

[jimeka]

What is that? I have never heard of it, please will you explain it, thank you 😊

[positiveness in reply to jimeka]

I was trying to find a link for you to watch the procedure on YouTube, but I will try something later and explain the best I can. Okay, so you’re at the hospital’s radiology department until the neurosurgeon is ready. Meantime you meet the Anesthesiologist that are going to put you under. Thank God, you are sedated. You wake up after it’s finished. They place a type of hollow tube in your cheek that will help them put this instrument through it to put a balloon between your vein and the trigeminal nerve and separate the two for 90 seconds and then deflate the balloon and take the it out. When The anesthesia runs off and you wake up, you’re numb, but gloriously not in pain. One of the few surgeries you wake up with no pain. Anyhow, it lasts for at least 6 months, but you stay on the medicine you were on to treat the pain, such as anticonvulsants like Oxcarpazepine and Gabapentin to have the nerve heal. If you have any particular questions, then please let me know. By the way, I have been thinking about you and wanted to update you on the procedure.

[positiveness in reply to positiveness]

If you go to YouTube, Then you can type in microvascular decompression surgery to treat trigeminal neuralgia pain. There is a lot of information there.

[jimeka in reply to positiveness]

Thank you very much, I will check it out.

[positiveness in reply to jimeka]

Oh good

[jimeka in reply to positiveness]

Glad it’s worked for you 😊

[BlanketTime1]

i'm glad you're experiencing relief.🤗

[kdali]

Hooray! I hope it's one and done!

[positiveness in reply to kdali]

One and done would be absolutely amazing. 😊

[erash]

Totally thrilled for you 🤗

[positiveness in reply to erash]

Thank you so much.

[positiveness in reply to erash]

And I hope your procedure is still helping you.

[KarenUSA]

Great news that it brought you relief

[positiveness in reply to KarenUSA]

It really is and thank you so much.

[erash in reply to positiveness]

🤞 🙏

[lbenmaor]

I'm gld it worked for you!Leslie

[positiveness]

Thank you so much and it’s incredible.

[hairbrain4]

That's awesome! It's nice to know there is a procedure that can possibly help. Glad it has helped you. 🤗

[positiveness]

Thank you so much and your absolutely right about finding a procedure that can actually help.

[RitaandMike]

My husband (who has MS) has pain all over his body now, everyday. Is this a proceedure for that? Stem cell replacement did not help very much. Thank You.

[positiveness in reply to RitaandMike]

I really hope he feels better soon and no this is just a procedure for facial pain due to trigeminal neuralgia.

[RitaandMike in reply to positiveness]

Thank You for responding. It is hard to see someone in pain daily. I keep everyone who has MS in prayer. May God bless and help all of you XO

[positiveness in reply to RitaandMike]

I have read that CBD and a form of marijuana in a gummy form helps with pain. I hope this works For your husband. It helps someone I know mitigate his pain.

[falalalala]

Great!