Argentinian model Floppy Tesouro was hospitalized for 48 hours due to a trigeminal neuralgia caused by a failed dental anesthesia, but has since been discharged and reassured her followers about her recovery.
On March 6, Argentinian model Floppy Tesouro was urgently admitted to Sanatorio Otamendi after being diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, a condition characterized by intense facial pain often described as electric shocks or sudden stabbing sensations. This condition arose following a failed dental anesthesia application that inadvertently affected the trigeminal nerve, which is responsible for transmitting facial sensations to the brain.
After spending two days under observation, Tesouro was discharged from the hospital and has communicated her health status to her followers, providing updates via her private Instagram channel. She explained that the doctors had inadvertently touched the trigeminal nerve during the anesthesia procedure, resulting in a worsening of her symptoms over time. Fortunately, she received the necessary medical attention to stabilize her condition.
Trigeminal neuralgia can often be triggered by routine activities such as speaking, eating, or even touching the face, making this ailment particularly bothersome for those who suffer from it. As Tesouro recovers, her experience sheds light on the potential risks associated with dental procedures and the importance of addressing any subsequent complications promptly.
