There are many causes of facial pain, usually trigeminal neuralgia is the most common, and pain from many other diseases can also involve the face, such as pain from nerve stimulation other than the trigeminal nerve, facial pain due to vascular lesions, central facial pain (e.g., after stroke), and facial pain caused by diseases related to the eyes, nose, teeth, and jaw, tumor diseases, etc.
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