If Tylenol isn't strong enough for you, let your physician know. He or she may prescribe medicine that will better relieve your pain. Sometimes an antidepressant medication is prescribed to help with pain relief. Also, try to note when attacks come on and avoid recurring triggers. You mentioned that you are seeing a doctor for this.
Neurologists specialize in neuralgias.
If you are not seeing a neurologist, ask your physician to refer you to one. Leg won't function My aunt suddenly lost use of her leg. It doesn't hurt, it just won't function correctly. She has to drag it behind her. She has had many neurological tests done and they can't seem to find what is wrong.