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TMJ Pain - face & left side of body
I have been diagnosed TMJ. Many times there is pain in my left side hand, leg & neck. Sometimes it feels numb
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have you consulted with neurologist? because it symptom of numbness may be result of reduced nervous response/reduced blood supply..
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consult Neurologist.
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The causes of tmj disorder is many
It include injury to the teeth or jaw
misalignment of the teeth or jaw
teeth grinding or clenching
poor posture
stress
arthritis
gum chewing.
Signs and symptoms of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome include
jaw pain,
jaw clicking and popping,
ear pain/earache,
popping sounds in ears,
headaches,
stiff or sore jaw muscles,
pain in the temple area, or
locking of the jaw joint.
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kindly visit dentist for further clinical examination and management
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Treatment depends on the causes only
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