Twitching pain the the facial area

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Respected doctors, My sister is suffering from twitching pain in the facial area since last year and it has increased tremendously since last 1 month after she delivered a baby via c section. We have done MRI brain with CISs Sequence and below are the findings. Please help clarify if we need to worry or not. FINDINGS  Few punctate discrete foci of FLAIR hyperintensities seen in the bilateral frontal subcortical white matter region (non-specific changes).  No significant abnormality is seen in the brain.

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Dr. Swapnil Jain Neurologist 9 yrs exp Jaipur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Swapnil Jain

Neurologist 9 yrs exp Jaipur

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Mri is reported as normal, but we need more details on her symptoms. It may or may not be trigeminal neuralgia as per your description. So we need thorough history by listening to patient herself. Consult online/offline with a neurologist.

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