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Q: chronic jaw and throat symptoms

asked by: efit on September 6th, 2008

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symptoms
1.feeling of mucus caught in throat
2.thick syliva
3.ears feel full
4.ache at base of neck
5.glands feel swollen but arent
6.roof of muth has pressure type feeling
7.top back teeth ache
8.jaws ache(like ive been smiling all day)
I need to add that i dont have all these symptoms at the same time but do have at least one or more a day. Any ideas please reply if you have any clues. lol
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rooted

replied on September 9th, 2008

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Possible anxiety or stress?

What do you do for work?

efit

replied on September 9th, 2008

New User

thanks for reply rooted

I dont work at the moment but I am a wife and mum to three kids. Been back to doctor today and am waiting to go for chest lung and c-spine x-rays. She thinks the throat mucus is being caused by sinuses and that the feelings around neck etc is being caused by my c-spine but it could take 3 weeks or more to get x-rays then another4 for results. Will possably be getting an MRI depending on results. REALLY SCARED.

rooted

replied on September 9th, 2008

Supporter

Don't worry --- try to relax and thing of the best. You're in the process of seeking a diagnosis. I know that it might be scary, but trust that the doctors can help take care of you. As a busy mom, I'm sure that you're taking care of others all the time!

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