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Trigeminal neuralgia surgery offers long-term relief for patients suffering from severe, electric-shock-like facial pain when medications no longer work. This guide explains common surgical options, including microvascular decompression, stereotactic radiosurgery, percutaneous procedures, and nerve stimulation, and how each targets the trigeminal nerve to reduce or eliminate pain. It also outlines who may be a candidate, what to expect during recovery, and potential risks and outcomes. Patients in New Jersey and NYC can explore personalized treatment plans designed to restore comfort and quality of life.

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