Tic Douloureux (cont.)

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Medical Author:

Julie Dixon, MD

Coauthor:

Lisa Chan, MD, FACEP

Medical Editor:

Ruben Olmedo, MD

Medical Editor:

Francisco Talavera, PharmD, PhD

Medical Editor:

James Ungar, MD

When to Seek Medical Care

Call your doctor when the prescribed medications are not controlling the pain, or if you develop new symptoms. Because tic douloureux is a pain-only syndrome, the development of new symptoms may warrant additional evaluation.

Go to a hospital's emergency department if you experience symptoms such as fever, redness of your face, or dizziness. These symptoms may not be related to your condition and may signify another illness. If your prescribed medication is not relieving the pain and your doctor is not available for advice, go to the hospital.

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