Patient's question:
Doctor, my husband is 47 years old this year. A few months ago, he suddenly had a brain hemorrhage and has been hospitalized for treatment. He just had surgery recently, but I didn't expect so many adverse reactions after the surgery. I want to ask the doctor, what should I do about the headache, earache, and toothache after a brain hemorrhage surgery?Doctor's answer:
Headache and dizziness, and changes in dental function, then it is currently caused by neurological damage due to a brain hemorrhage surgery. If the affected area is relatively localized, especially when the teeth have started to follow one side, then the possibility of trigeminal neuralgia is higher. When deciding to use carbamazepine to treat trigeminal neuralgia, it is an effective and treatable medication.