Facial lightning pain

Many people often feel the "lightning" of some parts of the body quickly tingling. But because the pain is short-lived and has not attracted people's attention, "lightning" pain is also one of the main symptoms of neuralgia. This "lightning" pain may be neuropathic pain. Facial lightning pain is caused by trigeminal neuralgia and is a neurological disease characterized by transient recurrent severe pain in the trigeminal nerve distribution area of ​​the face.

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