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Shannon0336

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TMJ Headaches? Posted: 05-25-08 19:07pm


Does anyone else that suffers from TMJ get a throbbing sort of pain either in the back of their head or at the top? I have been expeirencing just a quick little throb or tight feeling in the back of my head or at the top and was wondering if it was related to my TMJ?

Tmddyan

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Posted: 05-27-08 20:00pm


yes yes yes---i see a chiropractor to manage headaches. this is a referred pain from tmj and could also point to a misalignment in your neck

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