Cheekbone pain

2025-01-19 05:00:18
My sister(20years) has these conditions ,Severe Pain in the right side cheekbone and jaw, especially when yawning, chewing, or moving the mouth. Popping sounds in the jaw. Stiffness and difficulty opening the mouth wide. Fever, but no swelling or tenderness around the jaw or cheek area.Allergies affecting throat and ears, causing throat pain and ear pain History of frequent throat pain and uvula infections.From 1 year.Allergic to cold food, drinks.Cold winds too .what to do??
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Hello, For Your sister's pain in jaw- mostly due to TM joint arthritis or Arthralgia or muscle spasm Have Soft diet for 7 days. Hot Fomentation thrice a day, Physiotherapy can help Dental opinion for any dental malalignment or dental malocclusion. Muscle relaxant may be helpful for fast pain relief. For allergy you should consult ent specialist nearby to rule out chronic tonsillitis or any allergic condition.

Answered2025-01-30 18:02:14

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please get done orthopantogram to rule out jaw joint disease.

Answered2025-01-22 06:48:09

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It may be due to TMJ arthralgia.  For allergy,  you an ake antihistamines. Avoid cold food. Avoid eating heard food

Answered2025-01-20 06:58:02

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Hello, Pain while opening the mouth during yawning and having food is due to TM joint inflammation or muscle spasms. Start Tab. Enzoflam one tablet twice a day after food for 5 days. Reccurent throat infection requires proper examination of your nose and throat. I may give treatment here but it will only supress your symptoms.
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So my genuine advice is to consult a nearby ENT specialist for a proper nose and throat examination via endoscopy and then based on that start treatment accordingly.
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avoid wide opening of mouth if possible. give rest to the joint.

Answered2025-01-19 08:24:12

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