Frequently Asked Questions
It is a surgery that relieves trigeminal facial nerve pain by moving a blood
vessel that is pressing on the nerve, offering lasting relief when medicines are
not enough.
Yes. Preventive medication, lifestyle changes, and targeted treatments can
reduce the number and severity of migraine attacks for many people.
Trigeminal neuralgia is a severe, sharp facial pain caused by irritation of a
facial nerve. It can be treated with medication and, when needed, surgery.
See a doctor if headaches are frequent, severe, changing in pattern, or come
with warning signs such as weakness, vision changes, or a sudden very
severe headache.
Chronic migraine at Mar Sleeva Medicity Palai in Kottayam is treated with
preventive medication and targeted treatments such as botulinum toxin and
nerve blocks, aimed at reducing how often and how severely attacks occur.
