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I have ear pain,sinus infection,nose congestion, swelling under ear for more than 3 weeks. I have lower jaw pain where I have swelling under ear. It started with cold and congestion. Also I did a lot of chewing 3 weeks back and I feels the jaw pain and swelling along with ear pain and sinus pain. Went to the Dr and diagnosed ear and sinus infection, put me on amoxicillin for a week. After 2 weeks, have the same level of ear pain, swelling underneath, jaw pain. Went to ENT today. Checked ear and Endo for nose and sinus. No infection in ear and sinus. Sinus infection cleared up.ENT not sure why I have jaw pain and swelling. Told me to take x-ray and CT scan just to confirm if any sinus infection. Why I have jaw pain, ear pain and swelling under the ear in the low jaw line. I feel discomfort when I open my mouth. Upper jaw hurts too. I have upper wisdom tooth with some cavity.lower wisdom tooth removed. No redness inside the mouth and gums. Is it a tooth issue or jaw issue?or sinus? help.
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Oral medicine specialist will be the right specialist  doctor to help u in this case. Myself an Oral Orofacial pain specialist will like u to have the  accurate Daignosis for deciding the treatment plan. U can connect with me on chat so that I can get to know more more about your symptoms and signs  by discussion; to eventually  at arrive at right daignosis and formulate Treatment plan. Or u can choose to find good Oral Medicine specialist in Ur area and visit soon.
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Consult Oral Physician/ Oral Medicine Specialist
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Do not panic, consult the right specialist to get the right daignosis .
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Jaw TM joint inflamed and pain with muscle spasm Have u been prescribed muscle relaxant Don’t bite on hard food Gently massage the site Sleep straight
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Try Medication Flexing MR 6 tabs 3 days morning evening Chymoral forte 6 tabs 3 days morning evening
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If swelling reduces than u can start hot fermentation from inside mouth
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It's an Temporomandibular joint (TM joint) and related muscle issue. Can consult through chat box for more information.
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"Temporomandibular Joint (Tm Joint) Problems and Treatment" by Dr.Sanjog Chandak - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/temporomandibular-joint-tm-joint-problems-and-treatment-40403/post go through this article
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It seems like a jaw issue, however you must visit your nearest dentist for proper radiographic examination (x rays).
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For time being you can take over-the-counter available pain medications or get consultation from the respective doctors.
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Hi ..it seem to be an
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Hello. This looks like jaw issue. You need a proper examination by a dentist to form a diagnosis. OPG xray (a full mouth xray) needs to be done.
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Do warm salt water rinses regularly. visit a dentist and get your xray done.
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Do not apply any heat/cold on the outside surface. Do not apply any gel/balm on the surface.
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