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TMJ loss of ballance and dizziness

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nirajwaidhan

April 17th, 2011

my jaw was not fully openig before 6 yers and i feel dizzy all the time and loss of ballance i have also suffer a hedachr in back and neck and shoulder pain please tell me that what is the my proble, i have also amyopic i consult many arthopadic and ent doctors but they did not give ud fruitful result

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xXAshleyXx

replied April 18th, 2011

Although I can't really understand what you wrote, I think I do. I am having the same problems! Dizzy, and a wacked out feeling. I didn't think that was a symptom of TMJ, but maybe it is!

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