Neuralgia
Pronunciation: /ˈnjʊɹəɫˈdʒiˈiə/
Neuralgia (noun)
- Pain that comes from a damaged or irritated nerve, often felt as sharp, burning, or stabbing bursts.
Examples
- Neuralgia causes nerve pain attacks that can feel sharp and sudden.
- The doctor explained that neuralgia can trigger nerve pain attacks.