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Experiencing intense headaches that feel like a sudden zap to my brain. extreme pain and last for a few seconds. so painful it makes my face numb. ?
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Trigeminal neuralga: I suspect you may be developing a condition called trigeminal neuralgia you will need to seek medical attention. A number of medications and surgical approaches if meds fail can be beneficial.
Answered 6/14/2015
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