What causes sudden pain somewhere in the body?

Sudden pain in some part of the body is usually caused by neuralgia. You must pay attention to relaxation at ordinary times, do not be nervous or anxious, pay more attention to rest, maintain adequate sleep and keep a happy mood, and try to eat light food. Generally, the symptoms of pain will be relieved, but if they are not relieved, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid worsening of the condition.

What are the specific symptoms of neuralgia?

1. If there is a limb injury, some neuralgia and neuropathy will occur. After a limb is injured, pain and allergies will occur. In the early stages, the pain is localized to the site of trauma or the injured nerve area. After some pathological reactions, it expands to the entire limb.

2. In addition to pain, there will also be vasomotor disorders. At the beginning, the blood vessels dilate and the skin becomes warm and dry. Then the blood vessels constrict and the skin becomes cold, cyanotic, and swollen.

3. Excessive sweating or insufficient sweating, changes in skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscle nutrition, osteoporosis, etc. may also occur. If these situations occur, you need to go to the hospital for treatment. This phenomenon may be a case of radiation-induced sympathetic dystrophy. Neuralgia usually occurs in the nerves of the occipital region and throat, face, shoulders or upper limbs, chest, legs or lower limbs. These areas are prone to neuralgia.

Treatments for neuralgia

1. Physical therapy can use ice packs to massage the painful area. Its principle is to interrupt the conduction of signals along the nerve pathways and replace them with temperature signals, which can relieve pain. Acupoint massage can also be performed using acupressure methods. If you have pain on your face, you can press the Gu point on the large intestine meridian between the tips of your thumb and index finger.

2. It can be treated with medication. Some medicines can eliminate headaches and fevers caused by colds, and can also treat some migraines, toothaches, muscle pains, neuralgia, joint pains, and dysmenorrhea.

3. If some men suffer from trigeminal neuralgia, they can grow a beard to cover their face to avoid cold, which can easily induce pain. Therefore, this method can effectively prevent neuralgia caused by cold face.