What to do about neuralgia? Will it disappear after a while?

Generally, neuralgia will disappear slowly for about a month, and some patients will have residual neuralgia, but it will slowly disappear after 2-3 months, and some patients will have a longer duration of pain, up to more than 2 years. It is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination, and actively cooperate with the doctor's guidance**Take the medicine**, it will be faster**. Exercise properly, do some aerobic exercise every day, 30 minutes each time, persist for a period of time, enhance physical fitness, improve immunity, can alleviate the symptoms, and the body will be better.

How about neuralgia**.

1. For neuralgia, it is first recommended to take painkillers to help patients relieve pain.

2. In addition to the simple use of drugs, it can also be combined with physical **, such as massage, massage, physiotherapy, acupuncture, etc., which can also effectively relieve pain, improve symptoms, and help reduce swelling and relieve pain.

3. If you take painkillers or physical **, the effect is not obvious, the pain is aggravated or the pain is recurring, you should go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations to determine whether there are other neuralgia caused by **.

In this way, the cause can be corrected, and only by being clear can the neuralgia be fundamentally and quickly relieved.

Menstrual cramps are crampy pain in the lower abdomen that occurs during menstruation. Dysmenorrhea can be divided into two types: primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea, primary dysmenorrhea refers to repeated pain after each cramp after menarche, and secondary dysmenorrhea refers to a stage at the beginning of menarche before and after menstruation without pain, and then gradually appears abdominal pain, and gradually worsens. Guidance:

It is generally believed that dysmenorrhea is a common symptom in girls, and when they grow up, especially after marriage and childbirth, dysmenorrhea will naturally disappear, but it is not necessary. However, dysmenorrhea for up to 3 days should be given **. In the early years, some people used surgery, dilated cervical canal and even sacral plexus resection, and in recent years, comprehensive ** including mental counseling, traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine and acupuncture** have been used.

Neuralgia can slowly recover on its own, and we can also take traditional Chinese medicine conditioning to carry out **, which can help you relieve the problem of neuralgia, it is best not to sit and stand for a long time, pay attention to keeping warm, and do not stay in the air-conditioned room often.

Patients with neuralgia need to go to the hospital for identification** before symptomatic treatment**. If nerve damage is caused by inflammation such as bacteria, germs, fungi, etc., it is recommended to take anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor**. If the patient suffers from vascular diseases such as arteriosclerosis, vascular occlusion, etc., it should be treated with drugs that dilate the blood vessels**.

If nerve pain is due to tumor compression or cancerous metastases, it is necessary to confirm the need for surgery**, and nerve pain due to trauma can be treated with analgesics**.

Massage with ice packs interrupts the transmission of signals along nerve pathways and replaces them with temperature signals, which can relieve pain. At the same time, you can try to press the Hegu acupoint located between the thumb and index finger flippers, which can reduce facial pain, use the thumb or index finger of the right hand to press the acupuncture point of the left hand for 1 minute, and then press the right hand, and repeat the pressure on the other side, 2 3 times each time, to reduce the pain symptoms in the acute phase.

There are many methods of neuralgia, which can be roughly divided into non-invasive and invasive. Non-invasive methods include drugs, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, physiotherapy, etc. It is suitable for patients with a short course of disease and mild pain, and can also be used as a supplement to invasive methods.

Invasive methods include surgery, injection, and radiofrequency thermocoagulation.

Once there is pain in a certain part of the need to go to the neurology department, the specialist will understand the location of the pain, the duration of the pain, the nature of the pain, the accompanying clinical manifestations, and whether it is a single part of the pain, or multiple parts of the pain, the necessary physical examination, do the necessary neurological clinical examination, such as head MRI, neuroelectrophysiological examination, electroencephalogram examination, etc., according to the specific disease manifestations that cause neuralgia, the location of the pain, the accompanying symptoms, etc.

Neuralgia is a difficult disease, but it can be prevented, ensure sleep, and not be in a hurry or impatient, and a little bit will nourish the nerves.

After a while it should be able to be fine, you can carefully go to the hospital for some check-ups and **.

What should I do if my heart hurts, can it go away after a while? If it's neuralgia. He doesn't necessarily hurt him for a while, he won't disappear after a while, you can't tell where he hurts again, and you can't help it.

It is best to seek medical attention in time, it is not clear what is causing it, and it is better to say that it is better if there is nothing wrong with the test results.