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Jaw pain near ear
I've been facing jaw pain since 2-3 weeks. Since the last 3-4 days the pain has skyrocketed and has been unbearable. The pain spot is exactly in between the right ear and jaw spot. It's been difficult to open mouth while eating too. Can someone recommend me what to do?
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For severe pain, take tablet Tramadol -p one every 8 hours for 3 to 4 days.
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consult dentist to exclude impacted molar tooth or fractured tooth.
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Lot of doctors suggest  u the cause. Tab zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days. Chymoral forte three times a day after food for 7 days.. Till u relive  use liquid  or churn food.
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Could be TM joint pathology or issue with  ?impacted wisdom tooth .. consult your nearest physician for further assessment n treatment
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apply warm compression,twice a day .. eat soft foods combiflam tablet SOS for pain ..
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You should consult a Dentist. You seem to have a problem with the Temporo-mandibular joint.
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Use hifenac spas
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Severe pain near your ear-jaw joint with difficulty opening your mouth likely points to a TMJ issue, deep dental infection, or nerve inflammation. It’s not just jaw pain — it’s a warning sign. Go soft on food, use warm compresses, and see an ENT or dentist immediately.
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get consultation for the same
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You might be having TMJ disorder or an ear/dental issue. Since the pain is severe and affecting eating, don’t delay. Get expert help now — book a video consult with me on Practo or call directly at eight seven six two seven four nine nine seven four. I regularly treat such jaw pain cases — let’s fix it together.
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It is looking like TMJ dysfunction
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Consult me for medical management
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Most likely you have tm joint dysfunction.Apply warm water compress, use soft food,take some analgesics like ibuprofen as needed.If not relieved consult a ENT specialist in your area
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Jaw pain associated with trismus - could indicate temporomandibular joint problems and you could be having due to various reasons Are u having any toothache ,dental caries Ear problems or Throat problems can causes TM joint pain.
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check with ENT specialist
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need urgent care .
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Kindly connect Need few more details.
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Cab be trigeminal neuralgia. Pls Connect and consult with me for better management. Dr Mohinder MBBS Md Medicine ( specialist)
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Consult an ENT doctor for further evaluation and Management
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Consult an ENT specialist for further management
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Take tab myospaz Tab gaba paentin 100 mg Contact Consult online will guide you further
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Take soft diet Avoid solid food
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Local examination
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Consultation
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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Do connect and consult
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Do Consult. Need to start on medication. Use muscle relaxant.
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