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healing Trigeminal Neuralgic Pain (TNP) caused by molar extraction?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Oct 31 10:12pm | Replies (10)Comment receiving replies
Thanks delia 🙂 yeah, it's pretty hard to believe this has happened, but I only have myself to blame, as I depended on the public system's dodgy dental practice. Never again will I trust them! I have been back to them, and sent them my entire history with all my research, which is extensive, and telling why they screwed me up by not properly informing me of all the possible complications of pulling teeth, esp because nerve damage is quite common.
In my research I' came across the myelin sheaths- is demyelination to do with them?
I will never go to a regular dentist again. Holistic is the only way to go- and a good one will prepare your body for healing weeks ahead of any surgery. no titanium implants either. And if you're especially sensitive, I highly recommend a holistic dentist.
The nerve doc i found on youtube (tried searching their nerve healing formulas on Trust Pilot, which is how I came across this support group! No ratings on trust pilot, so I don't know about them yet...
Anyway, she emailed me back:
After speaking with Dr John Coppola, he said the foundational principles we use to heal peripheral neuropathy will also apply to trigeminal neuralgia.
I would recommend nerve support formulas Nuphoria Gold and Nerve Defense.
Take as directed.
Infrared therapy 20 minutes twice a day on the affected areas on a daily basis.
It may take 3-6 months to see improvement but it should work just fine if you use the
right products and you're consistent. There's a lot of junk on the market.
We hope this is helpful!
Yours in wellness,
Nuphoria Support Team
844 400-0101
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Anyway, yeah, my meds don't help with the burning or the pain my tongue is in from my now-exposed molar jutting into it- yet another thing the dodgy dentist didn't warn me about!!
I would not be able to work either, and have just started studying full time, which isn't super demanding physically or talking-wise, so that's good.
Can no longer drive- wow, sounds brutal.
The thing that really sorted me out was changing my diet!
I stopped eating carbs, gluten, dairy and sugar. Life-changing. Tell her to try that!
Thanks, really appreciate that 🙂
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Thank you so much for replying to my post. The info you supplied is interesting, and I am going to research for personal enlightenment. Intrigued by idea of a holistic dentist and the nerve supplements.
Inger-Helen (our daughter's mother in law living in Norway) has endured the after effects of that fateful dental procedure, for over 12 yrs now. She used to do a great deal of traveling with her husband, but that all changed since her life was so altered. They own a nice home in Mallorca (off coast of Spain) where they can go for a change of pace. Very quiet, laid-back town.
By the way: trigeminal nerve pain is also known as Suicide Pain, because many sufferers take their lives in order to end the excruciating pain.
In answer to your question: yes, myelin is what is lost via demyelination. Then messaging to areas o body can no longer be sent, resulting in loss of or diminishing of function. Demyelination is not just caused by multiple sclerosis, as I've come to learn. Genetic disorders, vascular inflammatory diseases can also do the same and are often misdiagnosed as multiple sclerosis since so many symptoms/effects are incredibly similar.
Gracias again🌺😊