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Myofascial Pain Syndrome disorder

2021-12-30 13:27:13
Recently my dentist diagnosed me with MPSD, Its so long im facing this issue My left jaw muscles feels not free, when touching or pressing its ok, no pain comes, Its not a pain, but feeling a tightness around that area. Done Mri tmj, CT pns, X ray opg All are ok. Is it neurological? Can anybody help. Whatever it is how can i heal and overcome. Thanks
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