Whenever I open and close my jaw I hear clicking sound below right ear(tmj area). It's causing headache, dizziness, neck and back pain and tinnitus as well. It's gets bad after eating food or continuous talking on call. What is the treatment for this.
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Good morning Sir
I have gone through your description.
You are talking about your joint called TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint).
No need to worry.
This type of pain and clicking sound occurs when this joint get overworked.
This overwork happens unconsciously.
Follow this instruction for few days you may get relief from this problem.
1. Prevent Wide opening of your mouth.
(It happens when you yawn. Grip your nose and cheek with your fingers and lock it when you yawn it helps you to prevent wide opening of your mouth).
2. Avoid side to side movement of your lower jaw. It cause more damage to your joint.
3. Stop sleeping left or right side to avoid unnecessary movement of your lower jaw.
4. Avoid eating Hard food like Waffers.
5. Strictly follow this instruction for 15 days you may get relief.
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Dear Patient
You need to consult a Dentist preferably a TMJ specialist for this. As you said it's causing headache dizziness, this needs to be checked .
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