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Physogenic pain?
Can unexplained/ not being able to daignosed jaw pain on one side be phylogenic? Iam suffering since over 2 yrs now! The dentists found nothing !
Will this fall under physicatry?
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is definitely follow your reports are normal. It can fall under psychiatry. You need to get elaborate assessment done. You can contact me for.
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You can try consulting a psychiatrist and take treatment for somatic pain and see it it works.
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Dr. Vivaswan Boorla
Neuropsychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Sometimes possibility is there. So undergo a detailed evaluation by a psychiatrist.
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Dr. Humayun
Sexologist
13 yrs exp
Anantnag
Sure Psychological reasons can explain about your problem.No need to worry
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Srinagar
Yes it can be somatic symptoms
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Dr. Kiran Kumar PK
Psychiatrist
26 yrs exp
Mangalore
U may be suffering from somatoform pain disorder. Consult nearest psychiatrist
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