Psychosocial interventions Psychosocial interventions for<unk>  include cognitive behavioral therapy and biofeedback. A systematic review reported that there was weak evidence to support the use of these treatments to improve long-term outcomes in chronic orofacial<unk> , however these results were based primarily upon temporomandibular joint dysfunction and burning mouth syndrome rather than ATP and AO. Psychosocial interventions assume 2 models of chronic<unk> <unk> , namely "inactivity" and "over activity". The former is where people with<unk>  become conditioned to avoid physical activity as a result of exacerbating their<unk> . These negative thoughts and behaviors in fact prolong and intensify their symptoms. Some psychosocial interventions work on this fear-avoidance behaviour to improve functioning and thereby alleviate symptoms. The over activity model involves factors such as anxiety, depression or anger acting to increase<unk>  by triggering autonomic, visceral and skeletal activity. Medication *Analgesics *Antidepressants *Centrally acting muscle relaxants *Anticonvulsants Surgical Some have suggested that surgery is not an appropriate for treatment for<unk> , however the frequent failure medical treatment to relieve<unk>  has occasionally lead surgeons to attempt surgical treatments. Surgery may give a temporary remission from<unk> , but rarely is there a long term cure achieved via these measures. Sometimes the<unk>  may be increased or simply migrate to an adjacent area following a surgical procedure. Descriptions of procedures such as removal of a portion of the affected branch of the trigeminal nerve, or direct injections of a caustic substance (e.g. phenol, glycerol, alcohol) into the nerve have been reported. Proponents of the so-called "Neuralgia inducing cavitational necrosis" suggest surgical exploration of the bone marrow surrounding the intra-bony course of the affected nerve to discover diseased marrow.
Atypical facial pain
Nablus mask-like facial syndrome
Necrospermia
Symmastia
Dogger Bank itch
Pellagra
Trypophobia
Focal hyperhidrosis