Absolutely. I can't chew thick food or really crunchy food. Talking can set it off. So, if I eat like tortilla chips, I might get a searing shooting pain across my face and teeth. I absolutely cannot chew gum. That makes me feel like I have a tooth that is bad and get a bad toothache. Sometimes, I just have crawling feeling on my face. It can really vary. With most people it's just one side. I drew the short stick and it is both. You really need to see a neurologist and have an MRI done. It can be something that they can treat. Mine isn't. Just mostly pain management. I get Botox for migraines and that helps me.

Yes, very chewy or thick
foods, gum chewing, even
bending too fast, bending forward, or a
chilly, windy day can trigger
it. I've had mine triggered
by loud music.
The kind that
"gets on your
nerves", really
can.

Same

Thank you, sometimes bending over hurts., sometimes eating hurts cheek sometimes the nexc same side