Cramps under chin

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Cramps under chin

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Hi, I sometimes have severe cramps under the chin, mostly when I laugh. Which last around 2mins, and takes around 15 mins to settle

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Dr. Gokul E D ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 4 yrs exp Cochin · Accepted Answer

Dr. Gokul E D

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 4 yrs exp Cochin

Dear sir, This condition is due to involuntary contraction of the muscles in that area. There are many causes of cramps, from dehydration to electrolyte imbalances. Try drinking adequate water everyday. Exercise your neck and jaw muscles 2,-3 times a day. During acute attack of the cramps, extend your neck above and massage the area. Also, if possible do a blood investigation for serum calcium and magnesium.

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