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Pain below my ear near my Jaw
Hello I have some pain below my ear near the jaw the Ent told me this is TMJ . How will this pain go ? He's asked me to do hot cold compress . Any other thing I can do ? Will an Enzoflam work ?
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Enzoflam will work.Take antacid along with it as it might cause acidity. Do hot cold conpresses.Avoid  chewing hard food, eat soft , semisolid diet for few days. Avoid opening ur mouth very wide.
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Along with hot cold compress,use chewing gum for exercise. Take any antinflammatory thrice a day.
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avoid hard food,and talking for long time.
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Hello Sir First of all we have to find out what is causing the TMJ problem. For this you need to visit a maxillofacial surgeon and TMJ specialist for a proper checkup. Only after that a proper diagnosis and treatment plan can be decided for you. It is a progressive disease and it tends to increase with time so it is very much necessary to find out what is causing it and what possible treatment can be done for the same. Some of the probable causes or reasons that are leading to such problem may be malignment of teeth, Supra occlusion or malaligned wisdom tooth, traumatic occlusion that is also known as trauma from occlusion, changes in the TMJ due to arthritis or any other bone disorder, hyperactive muscle or a condition known as myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome (MPDS)
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You can get in touch with me. I am a Maxillofacial surgeon and a TMJ specialist practicing in the New Delhi
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Do not rely on over-the-counter available medicines or any sort of muscle relaxants. Without knowing the proper cause these medicines are not going to help for long.
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