Trigeminal Nerve Neuropathy (Facial Pain)

Trigeminal neuropathy is read through damage to the great facial nerve - the body's wiring along the face faltering. Where neuralgia is sharp pain, this is read as the contact itself breaking down: a "coldness" or separation settled between oneself and another, with rancour and irritating thoughts cutting the free flow, and a refusal to look at an issue that is causing emotional pain. The short explanation's "not wanting to look at or acknowledge an issue that is causing emotional pain" is exactly that severed, averted contact. Relief is described as restoring warmth and contact, releasing the rancour, and gently facing what one has been turning away from.

Example from the findings: the damaged facial nerve is read as contact broken by coldness and rancour where one will not face the hurt.