Experiences with Facial pain

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ICD10/11 Code: G50
ICD10/11 Group: G00-G99, Diseases of the nervous system
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Facial pain
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ICD10/11 Code: G50, ICD10/11 Group: G00-G99, Diseases of the nervous system

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Carbamazepine

3/3/2018 | | 68moderated by Henry
Carbamazepine (200mg) for facial pain

One of the side effects is terrible allergies. They started after six weeks, and i had to stay in the hospital for five days because of it. my whole body was a wreck, now i have to take prednison for six months.
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Carbamazepine

8/28/2016 | | 56moderated by Henry
Carbamazepine (200mg) for facial pain

Works brilliantly for (severe) facial pain. In the beginning (because of the pain) I started taking it too quickly and that caused symptoms such as really drowsy, dizzy, blurred vision, incredibly tired and sleepy. After one week reduced down to 3 x 100 mg a day and after two weeks down to 2 x 100 mg a day and it's going well. Tiredness getting better, but unfortunately I still have to take som...
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Carbamazepine

6/22/2016 | | 51moderated by Susan
Carbamazepine (200mg) for facial pain

This medicine certainly works well for the facial pain except I (and my environment) find the side-effects quite bad: dejected, irritable, forgetful and confused.
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Lamotrigine

4/19/2016 | | 75moderated by Susan
Lamotrigine (100mg) for facial pain

Facial pain (trigeminal neuralgia). Throughout the day countless bouts of shooting pains in my left cheek. From dentist to GP to neurologist. After having kidneys checked and an MRI scan: Lamotrigine. In 4 weeks increased from 25 to 100 mg. In the meantime coming off 500 mg Naproxen that only helped a little bit. Once I'd got up to 100 mg, the pains had completely disappeared But: now and then ...
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Tegretol

2/17/2016 | | 53moderated by Philip
Carbamazepine (200mg) for facial pain

I recently had my first attack of trigeminal neuralgia and it was suggested I start taking ibuprofen/paracetamol/tramadol. That didn't help so I switched to Tegretol (carbamazepine) on prescription. After a couple of weeks I'm on the maximum dose of 3×200 mg a day. Tooth ache/eye pain/headache totally disappeared after a couple of days, but I now sleep half the day away ...
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Lyrica

1/9/2016 | | 67moderated by Charlotte
Pregabalin (75mg) for facial pain

Lyrica is indispensable for me. Tegretol and Keppra made me really ill, even affected my liver function. I've been taking Lyrica by Pfizer for years but now I've got Sandoz and it doesn't work so well and really dizzy.
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Clarithromycin

11/18/2015 | | 41moderated by Susan
Clarithromycin (500mg) for facial pain

I was given this and I've got bad side effects, palpitations, deafness, and I stopped after one week because I was having such bad palpitations. I thought I was having a heart attack. If you've got heart problems then watch out for this medicine! Nightmare. I still have palpitations today, I don't know if they're going to go away, otherwise it's back to the GP!
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Carbamazepine

10/9/2015 | | 49moderated by Philip
Carbamazepine (200mg) for facial pain

Doesn't entirely help because i only want to take this once a day in case of side effects like drowsiness, sleeping, etc. my own choice to take this just once a day still quite happy, pain is only in the background.
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