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| Hi Rabeka,
You might want to go through some of these diagnostic test, which are generally used to diagnose TMJ. A thorough examination may involve: I guess was done * A dental examination to show if you have poor bite alignment never done * An MRI of the jaw area done * Feeling the joint and connecting muscles for tenderness not really where main pain was between my ear and nose on my cheeks * Pressing around the head for areas that are sensitive or painful they measured top teeth out to where bottom teeth moved sliding from one side to the other * Sliding the teeth from side to side Oh yeah grind pop crackle snap ewe look on doctors face * Watching, feeling, and listening to the jaw open and shut after surgery yes * X-rays to show abnormalities Many of the home-care steps to treat TMJ problems can prevent such problems in the first place: always do don't have a choice * Avoid eating hard foods and chewing gum. do * Drink plenty of water every day and get plenty of sleep. yoga * Learn relaxation techniques to reduce overall stress and muscle tension. can't scoliosis hurts when sitting straight and now epidural site hurts cause its bruised from forced epidural for just in case to save my baby if she became distressed * Maintain good posture, especially if you work all day at a computer. Pause often to change position, rest your hands and arms, and relieve stressed muscles. I avoid talking, smiling, eating with movement of jaw and face and slightest movements causes pain * Use safety measures to reduce the risk of fractures and dislocations. Do you have a diagnosis? |
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