Trigeminal Neuralgia Triggers: Understanding and Managing Attacks
* Certain facial movements: Chewing, smiling, talking, or even a light breeze on the face can trigger an attack.* Touching the face: Even a light touch to the face, such as shaving or applying makeup, can trigger an attack.
* Temperature changes: Sudden changes in temperature, such as going from a warm room to a cold environment, can cause an attack.
* Stress: Emotional stress can also trigger an attack.
In some cases, there may be no obvious trigger for an attack.
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