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Symptom: Facial Pain


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Facial Pain
1
  • sharp, unilateral stabbing pain
  • may be triggered by eating, drinking, brushing teeth
  • pain lasts seconds, but recurs frequently
  • usually over 50
2
  • pain begins in throat or ear
  • sharp stabbing unilateral pain that may extend into face
  • at times pain triggered by swallowing
  • often occurs at night
3
  • severe constant pain over one side of the face
  • stimuli do not trigger pain
4
  • facial pain with hot and cold water or food
  • may have foul taste in mouth
  • pain in upper or lower jaw
  • tooth pain
5
  • episodes of facial pain
  • eye pain
  • more commonly occur in men
  • episodes of pain usually last 15-30 minutes
  • red, tearing eye
  • nasal congestion
6
  • nasal discharge
  • constant pain over forehead, above eye or over cheek
  • fever
  • tenderness or redness over sinuses
7
  • lump may be felt inside the mouth or in cheek in front of ear
  • painful swelling
  • facial weakness on side of lump
  • lump in the neck
  • pain in front or below of the ear
8
  • pain and tenderness in area of swelling in front of the ear
  • fever
  • decreased saliva
  • swelling may increase with eating
9
  • blurred vision
  • halos and rainbows around lights
  • painful, red eye
  • usually over 60 years of age
10
  • ear pain
  • grinding sounds when moving jaw
  • ringing in the ear
  • difficulty eating
  • pain in the temple
  • tooth pain
11
  • pain in nose or middle of face
  • facial numbness, usually over cheek
  • double vision
  • usually over 60 years of age
12
  • headache in temple
  • usually over 65
  • pain with chewing
  • visual loss in eye on side of headache
13
  • facial pain
  • may have numbness, tingling or weakness of arms or legs
  • difficulty walking
  • double vision
  • visual loss
14
  • swelling in front of ear or under jaw
  • mostly in children or adolescents, can occur in adults
  • fever and malaise
  • swelling of testicles
15
  • pain on one side of the face
  • rash develops in area of pain in several days
  • pain may persist after rash disappears
  • tender lumps in the neck
  • fever
   




Possible medical conditions of Facial Pain : - Trigeminal Neuralgia - Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia - Atypical Facial Pain - Dental Abscess - Skull Based Tumor - Otitis Media - Temporomandibular Joint Disorder - Raeder's Syndrome - Sinusitis - Temporal Arteritis - Pulpitis - Osteomyelitis - Cluster Headache - Migraine Headache - Mucocele - Parotid Gland Tumor - Parotid Gland Infection - Parotid Gland Stone - Parotitis - Parotid Gland Obstruction - Glaucoma - Transient Ischemic Attack - Otitis Externa - Chondroma - Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma - Mucormycosis - Sinus Tumor - Aneurysm - Multiple Sclerosis - Brain Tumor - Stroke - Mumps - Herpes Zoster - Herpes Simplex.



 


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