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Can anyone direct me to any study, report, etc. showing a link between CCSVI and trigeminal neuralgia? I read one statement that there had been a link, but have been unable to find anything to substantiate it.

Thanks for any help!

I am thinking of having the ccsvi opertion an would like to no what are the chances of it helping that problem

I don't think it's been explored by the researchers yet.

I remember this statement by hwebb:
www.thisisms.com/ftopicp-89519.html#89519

Apparently (according to wikipedia at least) research has indicated an enlarged blood vessel can compress or throb against the trigeminal nerve/s causing pain in the ear, eye, lips, nose, scalp, forehead, teeth or jaw on the side of the face.

If it's caused by an enlarged blood vessel pressing on the trigeminal nerve, then having CCSVI treated might decrease the size of the enlarged blood vessel, if it is a collateral vein, because the flow would instead travel through the jugulars. So there could be some logic to it.

Hi!

Google..Dr windman Atlas...Trigeminal neuralgia as is fibromyalia is a symptom of a misaligned Atlas

Fiona

Hi


me again if you visit my blog there is details and diagrams re a misaligned Atlas and its affects dated 3rd April... titled trigeminal neuralgia and fibromyalgia both ms symptoms.

Take a look may be helpful. ok

Fiona