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DiscussionOccipital Neurogia, a complication of neuropathy?
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Have you had surgery for your myelopathy? Maybe your cranial/cervical nerves/spinal cord are impacted? I have SFN (skin punch biopsy of thigh/calf confirmed idiopathic severe nerve damage), C5C6 cervical spondylitic myelopathy (had ACDF surgery), cervical/lumbar severe congenital spinal stenosis and radiculopathy, DDD, hearing loss, and have had facial nerve pain/rashes (something aggravating original nerve?). I have pain, weakness, numbness, pins/needles (sometimes feel like nails being hammered in) and my cervical myelopathy caused headaches, neck pain, arm/hand and leg/foot impact plus bladder (urgency and loss of control). The ACDF surgery helped some but some of my symptoms are worsening so I am hoping a new neurologist will help diagnose me (rule out MS/CIDP) and help prevent worsening symptoms and irreversible nerve degeneration.
I feel foe you. I also have cervical spine issues, arthritis in neck. I'm going for neck therapy ti see if helps. Most of my pain on left side of face but also right. I'm on 2400 MG of gabapentin. They cannot diagnose it or know source. I have TMD as well which can cause face and neck pain. I have not been diagnosed with migraine. This has been over a year but nerve block helped and meds help. I get face flushing but I think that could be subsiding slowly. Keep trying anything to help.