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Regarding tooth pain, jaw pain
I have stiff neck along with jaw pain (behind the ear pain) on the left side. Intermittent sharp pain in lower left jaw. Cardiac reasons have been ruled out and neck issue is there ( due to the posture).. but jaw, ear pain has been attributed to the wisdom tooth. The doc has suggested surgery. Pls check the report and guide.
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Get your impacted wisdom teeth removed in left lower jaw. If still pain occur,it can be due to disc displacement. Analgesics along with muscle relaxants and antibiotics has to be taken to relieve jaw pain. You can consult through this for prescription of medication and dietary instructions.
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The pain you are experiencing can be because of two reasons: 1) TMJ Disorder 2) Referred pain from wisdom tooth. The xrays do show some (minimal) changes in the left condyle.A thorough clinical examination is needed for proper diagnosis and treatment accordingly.
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Do visit your nearest Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
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Lower left wisdom tooth is impacted and it should be removed..if not it will also affect the teeth in front of it..it also causes radiating pain which you are experiencing..
For prescription medicine and further advice you can consult me..
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warm salt water rinses for symptomatic relief..
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