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MRI Showing Tiny Vascular Sheath Loop On Trigeminal Nerve. What Is The Cure For Severe Headache?
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i am 32 year female.i am married.ihav a child [3 years old] . my period cycle in not so regular.it changes date.duration of cycleis aprox- 25 days.
i have headache sine aug 2013. the pin is in the right side of my head,rt eye near back of rt ear, rt temporal. i had gone for MRI.i reveal that i hav some tiny vascular sheath loop on trigeminal nerve. my doctr told me that i hav cluster headache. my pain is very sever. he told me to have sibelium 10mg once.my mother also had history of migrane,my father has sinus problm for long....is my headache related with my parents.
i am 32 year female.i am married.ihav a child [3 years old] . my period cycle in not so regular.it changes date.duration of cycleis aprox- 25 days.
i have headache sine aug 2013. the pin is in the right side of my head,rt eye near back of rt ear, rt temporal. i had gone for MRI.i reveal that i hav some tiny vascular sheath loop on trigeminal nerve. my doctr told me that i hav cluster headache. my pain is very sever. he told me to have sibelium 10mg once.my mother also had history of migrane,my father has sinus problm for long....is my headache related with my parents.
Thu, 2 Jan 2014
HI. Trigeminal nerve has tri= tree branches . You have a headache related to the upper branch and a vascular loop around the nerve and character and place suggests trigeminal neuralgia. This headache may not be related to the parents. Check for blood pressure too. The cure for this headache is in two forms. First is the medical treatment and if it fails you may have to undergo the surgery to keep a buffer between the nerve and the vascular loop. I hope this answer helps you.
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