Facial Pain
Pain in the face, which can be caused by sinus, dental, nerve, or other conditions.
What is Facial Pain?
Facial Pain is a symptom that people may experience for many reasons. It can be related to infections, chronic conditions, injuries, medication effects, or other health changes. The presence of this symptom alone does not diagnose any condition.
If you have Facial Pain that is severe, persistent, or accompanied by other warning signs, contact a qualified healthcare provider.
Possible conditions associated with Facial Pain
The following conditions have been associated with Facial Pain. Only a health professional can determine the underlying cause.
Eagle Syndrome
A condition in which an elongated styloid process or calcified ligament in the neck irritates nearby nerves, causing thr...
Sinus Infection
Inflammation of the sinuses, often viral or bacterial, causing facial pressure, congestion, and headache.
Temporomandibular Disorder
A group of conditions affecting the jaw joint and the muscles that control jaw movement, causing pain in the jaw, face, ...
Trigeminal neuralgia
Trigeminal neuralgia is a medical condition that may be associated with various symptoms and signs.
Related symptoms
When to seek medical care
Seek urgent care if Facial Pain is severe, sudden, or occurs with chest pain, difficulty breathing, confusion, severe weakness, or other serious symptoms.