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Ear pain when I open my mouth
My ear hurts when I open my mouth. It hurts like I open my mouth and the pain reaches a little niche of the ear. What is the reason? It hurts since 1 2 months
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It is because of problem in jaw joint.
Hot fomentation.
soft diet.
muscle relaxant tablet will help.
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It is TMJ disorder... you should take muscle relaxant and take soft diet
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Take consultation and visit clinic
Can occur due to tmj joint
Either take muscle relaxant twice daily fr 2 days
Pantra dsr bd
And do dry hot fomentation twice daily
If not relived then go to ent doctor
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Dr. Saiyad Saif Naziruddin
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Raichur
Tmj disorder
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