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30 Nov

The Man with the Poison Bottle: A Story of Pain and Hope

The Man with the Poison Bottle: A Story of Pain and Hope In ancient times, doctors used to call Trigeminal Neuralgia “The Torture of the Face.” It sounds dramatic, doesn’t it? But if you have ever felt this pain, you know that “torture” is the only word that fits.I want to share a story with […]

23 Nov

The Mystery of the Painful Swallow: How We Cured Mr. Arun’s “Incurable” Throat Pain

The Mystery of the Painful Swallow: How We Cured Mr. Arun’s “Incurable” Throat Pain Namaste. As a neuroanesthesiologist, I often see patients who have lost hope because their pain is invisible to others. Today, instead of giving you a medical lecture, I want to tell you a story. It is the story of Mr. Arun […]

17 Nov

Is It Just a Toothache, or Something More? Unmasking the “Current Shock” of Trigeminal Neuralgia

Is It a Toothache or a Lightning Bolt? Understanding Trigeminal Neuralgia Imagine being afraid to brush your teeth in the morning. Imagine skipping a meal because you are terrified that chewing might set off an explosion of pain in your face. Or standing in a gentle breeze and flinching because even the wind feels like […]

9 Nov

The Unexpected Masterpiece: Finding Art and Beauty in the Brain with Dr. Jaydev Panchwagh

The Unexpected Masterpiece: Finding Art and Beauty in the Brain with Dr. Jaydev Panchwagh Have you ever thought of a neurosurgery operating room as an art studio? It might sound strange, but for Dr. Jaydev Panchwagh, one of the pioneers in microvascular decompression surgery, the two worlds are perfectly connected. Dr. Panchwagh passionately believes that […]

2 Nov

When Every Step is a Struggle: Escaping the Slow Prison of Lumbar Canal Stenosis

Lumbar Canal Stenosis Pain: How to Escape the Slow Prison of Leg & Back Struggle We tackle a condition that quietly steals the independence of many older adults: Lumbar Canal Stenosis and its key symptom, Neurogenic Claudication. This disorder, often mistakenly dismissed as a natural part of aging, narrows the spinal canal and aggressively compresses […]

26 Oct

Understanding Cerebellopontine Angle (CPA) Tumors

Understanding Cerebellopontine Angle (CPA) Tumors The Cerebellopontine Angle (CP Angle) is a small, sensitive, triangular area at the back of your head near your ear, which many people haven’t heard of. This area is critical because many important cranial nerves pass through it, controlling essential functions like facial sensation, swallowing, eye movements, hearing, balance, and […]

19 Oct

Trigeminal Neuralgia: The “Electric Shock” of Facial Pain

Trigeminal Neuralgia: The “Electric Shock” of Facial Pain Have you ever wondered why a slight touch on your face can feel like an electric shock, or why tooth pain sometimes travels up to your eyes or ears? The answer lies in the most prominent and complex nerve of our face: the Trigeminal Nerve. This nerve […]

16 Oct

The Profound Impact of Chronic Pain: Trigeminal Neuralgia and the Brain

The Profound Impact of Chronic Pain: Trigeminal Neuralgia and the Brain Trigeminal Neuralgia is a condition marked by very severe pain that significantly affects both the brain and the overall personality. This presentation discusses the effects of such long-term, or chronic, pain on the brain, the body, and a person’s life.   What is Chronic […]

8 Oct

Beyond Belief: On TN Awareness Day, Learn Why Trigeminal Neuralgia Can—and Should—Be Cured

TN Awareness Day Message: Break Free from the “Suicide Disease”—A 99% Cure is Possible If you’ve never experienced Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN), it’s almost impossible to imagine the suffering. It’s not just a headache or a toothache; it is widely known as the “Suicide Disease” because the pain—described as the worst known to humankind—is so sudden, […]

21 Sep

Why You Should Never Accept Trigeminal Neuralgia as a “Life Sentence”

The Agony of the Electric Shock: A Closer Look at Trigeminal Neuralgia Imagine being constantly afraid to talk, eat, or even feel a gentle breeze on your face. This is the harrowing reality of Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN), a condition often cited as one of the worst pains known to humankind. As Dr. Malati Panchawagh, an […]

7 Sep

Stop Limping: How to Spot and Treat Neurogenic Claudication Caused by Lumbar Canal Stenosis

Lumbar Canal Stenosis: Understanding the Cause of Leg Heaviness and the Path to Restored Walking The Aging Spine: When Standing and Walking Become a Battle Lumbar Canal Stenosis (LCS) is a very common condition that occurs when the spinal canal—the hollow channel through which the nerves travel—narrows in the lower back (lumbar region). This compression […]

18 Aug

Trigeminal Neuralgia: Understanding the “Suicide Disease” and the Path to a Permanent Cure

Trigeminal Neuralgia: Understanding the “Suicide Disease” and the Path to a Permanent Cure Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN) is often referred to as the “Suicide Disease” because the intense, debilitating pain is so tormenting that patients are sometimes driven to despair. This condition is not just a headache; it is a life-altering experience characterized by one of […]

8 Aug

Hemifacial Spasm: Why Temporary Fixes Are Not Enough

Hemifacial Spasm: Why Temporary Fixes Are Not Enough Hemifacial Spasm (HFS) is more than just a visible muscle twitch; it is a neurological condition that seizes control of a person’s life. It involves the involuntary, uncontrollable contraction of muscles on one side of the face, typically beginning around the eye and gradually spreading to the […]

3 Aug

How Sleep Affects Trigeminal Neuralgia: Expert Insights by Dr. Amruta Bedekar

How Sleep Affects Trigeminal Neuralgia: Expert Insights by Dr. Amruta Bedekar Sleep is not just a way to recharge—it’s a critical factor in managing chronic pain conditions like trigeminal neuralgia. In this insightful podcast episode, Dr. Amruta Bedekar, a seasoned pain physician, dives into the often-overlooked link between sleep and nerve pain. She explains why […]

2 Aug

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30 Jul

Understanding Doctor Burnout and Its Impact on Healthcare Professionals and Patient Care

QnA | Understanding Doctor’s Burnout and Its Impact on Healthcare Professionals and Patient Care Behind the white coats and calm exteriors, many doctors today are silently battling emotional exhaustion, mental fatigue, and professional overwhelm. From high-pressure decisions to increasing administrative demands, the toll on their mental well-being is real and growing. In this insightful conversation, […]

27 Jul

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25 Jul

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25 Jul

What Happens to Your Brain as You Age | Media Coverage | Dr Jaydev Panchwagh

Discover What Happens to Your Brain as You Age – Insights from Dr. Jaydev Panchawagh Featured in Hindustan Times As we grow older, our brain undergoes major changes impacting memory, focus, and emotional health. Renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Jaydev Panchawagh, recently featured by Hindustan Times, explains how brain function evolves in your 30s, 40s, 50s, and […]