Anaesthesia dolorosa

What is anaesthesia dolorosa?

Anaesthesia Dolorosa occurs when the trigeminal nerve is damaged by surgery or injury, resulting in numbness and pain in the face; pain may be present within the numb area. The pain is similar to a dental anesthetic injection.

How do members experience anaesthesia dolorosa?

Top 5 symptoms reported by people with anaesthesia dolorosa*

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Top treatments taken by people for anaesthesia dolorosa*

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Who has anaesthesia dolorosa on PatientsLikeMe?

Age

Age Proportion # of patients
<20 0
20s 1
30s 7
40s 10
50s 13
60s 24
70+ 17

Distribution of sex

Sex

Sex Proportion # of patients
Male 15
Female 59
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