Which of the following drugs is not effective in case of Trigeminal Neuralgia ?
Correct answer: D. acetaminophen
- A. Carbamazipine
- B. Baclofen
- C. phenytoin sodium
- D. acetaminophen
Explanation
Carbamazepine is the classic first-line drug for trigeminal neuralgia, while phenytoin and baclofen may also help. Acetaminophen generally does not control the brief paroxysmal nerve pain effectively.
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