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Treatment for Cluster Headache

Dental surgery in cluster headache treatment involves the targeted ablation or neurolysis of the sphenopalatine ganglion, disrupting pain signal transmission via the trigeminal nerve. This procedure aims to interrupt the parasympathetic nerve pathways responsible for the intense, localized pain characteristic of cluster headaches by selectively damaging or blocking neural transmission at a key neurological junction.

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blackcoffiend

5.0

I say this all of the time and nobody has ever listened or acknowledged it. I obviously have no idea if I was a very specific case, but I had cluster headaches from about 18-35. I would have cycles, alcohol would trigger them, lack of sleep would tri...View more

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shedaresthedevilx

5.0

I remember my aunt had migraines because of a tooth issue. They pulled a tooth and underneath was a ton of pus and gunk that had to wash out. After that the migraine was gone. My own migraines don’t have a specific underlying issue. Everything is wro...View more

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Ok_Usual1517

4.0

Honestly, I have started telling all ,y friends with migraines to get their teeth checked. One of the teeth I had pulled was actually wrapped around a nerve that seemed to be related to my migraines being hemipaligic (same side of the body, when it w...View more

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pixellovr

5.0

## Found the source of my chronic headaches, maybe it will help you. I hope this may help some. For the last two years I have had chronic headaches almost everyday. During the same time I was having issues with a tooth. I had a root canal that would ...View more

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