Trigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a neuropathic disorder of one or both of the facial trigeminal nerves. It causes intensive pain from just a finger's glance of the cheek or spontaneously without any stimulation by the patient. To describe the pain sensation, patients may describe a trigger area on the face, and it can be triggered by common activities in one's daily life, such as facewashing, shaving, smoking, talking, yawning, toothbrushing and even air currents. The attacks are said to feel like stabbing electric shocks, burning, pressing, crushing or shooting pain that becomes intractable. Western Medicine tends to explain the cause of the pain syndrome of TN is a blood vessel compressing the microvasculature of the trigeminal nerve. In Chinese Medicine, TN is diagnosed as ”face pain” which belongs to evil repletion (邪實) or right qi vacuity and evil repletion (本虛標實). The external induced factors are mostly caused by wind, cold, dampness and fire; the internal ones are mainly related to abnormal liver, gallbladder, spleen, and stomach. The treatment to TN through the channel theory should be considered taking the three Hand Yang Channels and the three Foot Yang Channels. As to medication, besides the formula should be in accordance with identification, Chinese herbs of warming drugs, acrid drugs and the animal drugs which may cease spasm should be adopted.