Neuralgia in the Heart Area and Cardialgia: What's the Difference
A stabbing pain on the left side of the chest — and immediately thoughts turn to the heart. We explain how cardialgia differs from neuralgia and when a doctor is needed.
A stabbing pain on the left side of the chest — and immediately thoughts turn to the heart. We explain how cardialgia differs from neuralgia and when a doctor is needed.
Sharp, electric shock-like pain on one side of the face is a typical sign of trigeminal nerve damage. We explain the symptoms, causes, and diagnosis.
Neuralgia is paroxysmal pain along the course of a nerve. We explain the mechanism of compression, the nature of neuralgic pain, the signs, and how a doctor makes the diagnosis.