Mint Remedies and Natural Cures

Trigeminal Neuralgia

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Posted by Dee (Durham, Nc) on 02/21/2011

I don't understand why the mouthwash sometimes works, but I can concur with the effects of peppermint mouthwash. At one point, this became a very simple remedy for me, but over the years seems to have become less and less effective. I was diagnosed with TN in my mid-twenties and have been under a doctor's care on and off for more than twenty years.


Trigeminal Neuralgia
Posted by Mag (Edinburgh, Scotland) on 08/16/2010
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Hi, as like what Melissa said, chewing gum triggers my TN off, so be careful, good luck though x


Trigeminal Neuralgia
Posted by Melissa (Chattanooga, Tennessee) on 03/25/2010
1 out of 5 stars

Warning

Just a word of caution for those of us with TN and not ATN. Chewing is a trigger of pain for most of us. So gum chewing is usually not advised.


Trigeminal Neuralgia
Posted by Teresa (Ipswich, Ma) on 02/23/2010
5 out of 5 stars

You know I've actually noticed this but I assumed it was because of the jaw movements rather than the pepperment. I originally chewed the gum for fresh breath. I was also spoken to for chewing gum at school.


Trigeminal Neuralgia
Posted by Michele (Oak Hills, FL) on 12/07/2006
5 out of 5 stars

For the Trigeminal Neuralgia heading, I wanted to mention that I've had ATN (constant pain in T2 and T3) for nearly three years due to an incompetent dentist. Prior to diagnosis, I was trying all kinds of things to stop the pain. I discovered just about any kind of peppermint gum (preferably the kind with a hard shell initially) will stop or greatly reduce the pain within a minute or two. As long as I can taste the peppermint flavor as I'm chewing, the pain is reduced. As the flavor goes away, the pain comes back. Now that I've been diagnosed and am on medications, I still chew gum in the afternoons when the pills decide they're not going to work anymore! This is very helpful when I'm driving somewhere and would prefer not to cry. Oh, peppermint flavored mouthwash does the trick, too. Do some major swishing for at least two minutes, and afterwards, your mouth will feel a lot better.


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Posted by Jose (South Boston, MA) on 07/28/2008
5 out of 5 stars

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