Trigeminal neuralgia symptoms identification and examination items, often confused with trigeminal neuralgia symptoms of diseases such as migraine, toothache, lingual-pharyngeal neuralgia, most of the patients who come to the hospital clinic have other treatment experiences such as tooth extraction, and their wrong treatment delays the best time for treatment, the pain of trigeminal neuralgia patients can not tolerate, and long-term treatment seriously affects the patient’s vision and hearing, then the symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia identification and examination items What are the symptoms and examination items of trigeminal neuralgia? How to distinguish trigeminal neuralgia from other diseases? What are the clinical symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia? Trigeminal neuralgia is a kind of facial nerve disease, and the disease is mainly concentrated in the head. When you feel pain while eating, talking or washing, and if you take painkillers for a period of time without effect, it may be trigeminal neuralgia. Because this disease is very similar to toothache, the pain is unbearable whenever you touch it at the onset. However, if you take anti-inflammatory drugs for toothache, you will get better after a while. Unlike trigeminal neuralgia, which can come on from time to time, the patient often suffers. The second point is to observe the nature of the pain. The pain of trigeminal neuralgia is like a knife cut, needle stick, fire burn, etc. It is a heart-rending pain, and few diseases can be compared with the pain it brings. The third point to look at is gender. The experts pointed out that the majority of female patients of trigeminal neuralgia, mostly with the onset of middle and late women, so the majority of women in the face pain is unbearable and take painkillers to no avail, should be thinking about the disease of trigeminal neuralgia. Trigeminal neuralgia is diagnosed by a cranial MRI scan, which examines the nerves and blood vessels for symptoms such as span, and is necessary for the diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia. Patients suffering from trigeminal neuralgia generally take carbamazepine with significant effect and fast pain relief, but the effect of long-term use is minimal. Experts remind that if drug control is ineffective then surgical radical treatment can be evaluated and the recommended surgical methods include microvascular decompression, which can protect the patient’s intact nervous system and will not lead to other functional deficits.