Creator: Dr. Kathy Jones
Keywords: Trigeminal neuralgia, treatment, drug, Carbamzepine, epilepsy, skeletal muscle relaxants, gamma knife radiation

Written by Dr. Kathy Jones |

Medically Reviewed by Dr. Ramya Ananthakrishnan, MD on Apr 20, 2016

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Author: Dr. Kathy Jones

Editor: Dr. Ramya

Published on Apr 20, 2016
Last Updated on Apr 20, 2016

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