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Jaw pain near ear
I am feeling jaw pain near my ear.. I am not able to chew properly...and also getting frequent mouth ulcers
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Dologel CT, 5 times/day, In clean mouth use finger/fresh ear bud for applying the gel, keep applied on gum area for 3 mins, not to swallow the saliva, rinse mouth thoroughly after 3 minutes. Not to eat anything for next 20 minutes.to be applied until the ulcer i
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C.melcovit gold,once a day for 3 weeks.
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jaw pain or pain near jaw joint (tmj pain) ,it might be due to some infected tooth that cause reffered pain in joint or it might be due to some temporomandibular joint rearrangement .For this we have to rule out if pain is due to tooth or it is originating from joint.Dont worry both are treatable. Visit nearest oral surgeon for this.
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Could have multiple reasons.
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