What's the matter with the swelling and pain inside the cheekbone

The zygomatic bone is the largest bone on our face, and the height of the zygomatic bone can also represent a person's appearance. The height of the zygomatic bone is generally inherited from the parents. People with higher zygomatic bones look smaller and thinner. However, some people may feel pain in the zygomatic bone, especially in rainy weather. This feeling will be more intense. So what is the reason for the swelling and pain in the zygomatic bone?

1: Weather reasons, windy weather and cloudy days can cause cheekbone pain!

2: It is caused by incorrect sleeping posture!

3: The cheekbones are developing and will squeeze the surrounding areas!

Personal factors

Many patients with trigeminal neuralgia suffer from pain due to the trigger points at the corners of their mouths. They dare not speak, eat or drink water, and the body lacks necessary nutrients. Coupled with an irritable mood, it is likely to aggravate trigeminal neuralgia. Nerves are tissues that burn and consume sugar. A lack of vitamin B1 will cause lactic acid to accumulate and invade the brain, poisoning the central nervous system, weakening the brain's ability to consume oxygen, and even causing temporary spasms.

Other factors

A large part of trigeminal neuralgia is caused by long-term emotional tension. Patients must pay special attention to the fact that the more you fear pain, the more likely you are to suffer from it. If the patient is highly nervous and listless every day, this may aggravate the symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia.

It is related to infections caused by colds and physical weakness. You can take the Chinese patent medicine Ganmao Qingre Granules and combine it with anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs. Active treatment can relieve the symptoms.

The pain in the zygomatic bone should be caused by inflammation and effusion in the maxillary sinus. A CT scan is performed to determine the location of the lesion, and antibiotics are used to actively treat the maxillary sinus inflammation.