neuralgia

His health remained good until around 1884, having suffered from neuralgia.

Somewhere between nostalgia and neuralgia, everything old has become new again.

A kind of neuralgia in the head, by way of government.

Now this is the latest stuff from the the hospital for killing the neuralgia.

He died unexpectedly from "neuralgia of the heart" on December 13, 1879.

In 1862, his health failed from neuralgia of a most severe kind, which made him unable to play.

If it works, occipital neuralgia is likely the cause of the pain.

"Neuralgia," he said easily, and asked for news of Enid.

I am subject to neuralgia, and the breeze may bring on an attack of it."

Neuralgia is a form of chronic pain that can be difficult to diagnose.

Neuralgia is often difficult to diagnose, and most treatments show little or no effectiveness.

Typically, people with this form of neuralgia experience a continuous burning sensation.

Neuralgia occurs in one part of your body, typically on one side.

It is one form of neuralgia that has earned a special name for itself - sciatica.

Once diagnosed, occipital neuralgia can be treated in several ways.

Lloyd felt a cold pain of anxiety and suspicion that was almost like neuralgia.

Trigeminal neuralgia is most common in middle and late life.

Unlike typical neuralgia, this form can also cause pain in the back of the scalp and neck.

It is used in ointments for the treatment of neuralgia and rheumatoid pain.

His season was ended by neuralgia, and he played just nine first-class games to score 478 runs at 29.87.

But they can also help reduce the pain of postherpetic neuralgia.

Not neuralgia, nor nothing of the sort, sir.

And every time Hilda spent more than five cents a week Peter took neuralgia.

Some people are at higher risk for shingles and postherpetic neuralgia than others.

If you think you may have occipital neuralgia, make an appointment with your doctor.