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Left jaw joint pain
I have pain in my left jaw since 5 months. The joint hurts when I open my mouth or chew food. The pain at times moves to the back of my ear and tonsil area also feels heavy. While swallowing, the left side of the throat feel scratchy. I have consulted many doctors, GM, Dental, and ENT and have taken painkillers, antibiotics, worn night guards, gargled with beta dine and so on but the problem has only aggravated. During one of the consultations, I got CT scan done. The doctor per the reports diagnosed gross dns with spur and recommended surgery whenever possible. In the meanwhile, prescribed to take pain killers Since nine of those meds worked, I am taking homeopathy now. But the situation hasn't improved yet. Please advise who should I consult for treatment.
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TM joint abnormalities
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try to chew on both sides, a course of medications with antibiotics and analgesic.
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soft diet for a week
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Dns with spur will cause nose related problems U might be having neuralgia due to elongated styloid process which is causing pain in jaw, neck   and tonsillar area. Get an xray of styloid process to evaluate.
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plss visit in person for complete evaluation and treatment
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Since the pain is near jaw and extent to tonsil, you need to omit EAGLE'S Syndrome. Eagle's syndrome is a condition associated with the elongation of the styloid process or calcification of the stylohyoid ligament, clinically characterised by throat and neck pain, radiating into the ear.
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