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jennikay

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dizziness and TMJ Posted: 04-05-08 13:10pm


I have been searching the net for information about my TMJ and I have come across some sites and doctors that say TMJ does not cause dizziness. I really do believe it does but what is the opinion of all the TMJ sufferers here?

Tmddyan

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Posted: 04-06-08 00:23am


well yes it can. the tmj puts pressure on the eustation tube and the eustation tube is supposed to help equalize pressure from mouth to ear. the pressur on the tube causes dizzyness. it could be something else as well like anemia----make sure you arent anemic

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