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Yes, using hot or cold packs can provide temporary relief from trigeminal neuralgia pain. Cold packs may help numb the area and reduce the intensity of nerve pain, while applying heat can help relax tense muscles that may be contributing to discomfort.

Some people find that alternating between hot and cold provides the Show Full Answer

Yes, using hot or cold packs can provide temporary relief from trigeminal neuralgia pain. Cold packs may help numb the area and reduce the intensity of nerve pain, while applying heat can help relax tense muscles that may be contributing to discomfort.

Some people find that alternating between hot and cold provides the best relief for their MS-related nerve pain. One MyMSTeam member found success using a topical pain reliever along their cheekbone in combination with other treatments. However, it's important to work closely with your neurologist to develop a comprehensive treatment plan, as trigeminal neuralgia often requires additional treatments beyond just temperature therapy.

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