Chronic Pain – Learning to Pace
We are all very different in the way that we individually tackle chronic pain, and the effect that has on all aspects of life. This article was written for the…
Posts by Lynette Donnelly
A research on quality of life score (QOLS) of patients with trigeminal neuralgia
A research on quality of life score (QOLS) of patients with trigeminal neuralgia When I visit my medical professionals they always ask questions in order to be sure of the…
FPA – Medical Causes of Facial Pain
The FPA held a two day video conference in January 2022 we highlight the Medical Causes of Facial Pain. The organisation is now releasing the videos for sufferers who did…
Anxiety in People with Trigeminal Neuralgia and other Facial Pain
Many of our sufferers experience extreme anxiety, even when they have undergone successful surgery. The fear that the pain can come back at any moment can paralyse sufferers and prevent…
AGM Meeting – 2022
It certainly has been a busy year for the committee, with big steps taken to improve our digital platform in order to support sufferers where ever they are Our AGM Meeting will be held on Saturday 4th June as 10am Sydney time. For members who would like to attend the meeting in person the address…
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‘Treatment Outcomes in Trigeminal Neuralgia–A Systematic Review of Domains, Dimensions and Measures’
Collecting information about TN patients – by Helen Tyzack When visiting my GP, my neurologists and neurosurgeon I have been asked all manner of questions. After trying out a new…
3.2 Microvascular Decompression: Attacking the Root of the Problem
FACIAL PAIN: A 21st CENTURY GUIDE For People with Trigeminal Neuralgia Neuropathic Pain 3.2 Microvascular Decompression: Attacking the Root of the Problem by Kenneth F. Casey, MD [Kenneth F. Casey MD FACS is a Past-President of the Medical Advisory Board of the American Facial Pain Association. He is an Associate Professor of Neurosurgery and Physical…
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Predictive Value of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Many have been through a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) process. The intention has been to see whether a blood vessel is resting/pumping on the trigeminal nerve. This is not a…
Member Story – Gail Wells
Gail is a member of our Facebook group and she shares her story Hi there! I firstly developed pain behind my left eye. Debilitating pain! Unbearable pain, it was around 4.00am, and it woke me up with a vengeance. Two weeks previously, I had experienced cataract surgery and my first thought was that for some…
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TNA Australia Webinar – Dr Ben Jonker
TNA Australia are delighted to provide the recording of Dr Ben Jonker’s presentation covering “Which Procedure Should I Have For Trigeminal Neuralgia” The Association has committed to create four educational…
