Twitch/stretch on right side of the face

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Asked for Male, 24 Years

I'm facing a sudden twitch in muscle on right side of the jaw line. It mostly occurs while eating. I can feel muscle getting on the right side just below the ear. Pain goes away after 15-20 mins. What causing this issue? Do I need to consult ENT or Neurologist?

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Dr. Harpuneet Kaur ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 9 yrs exp Ambala Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harpuneet Kaur

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 9 yrs exp Ambala

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It might be TMJ dysfunction.. Consult an ENT specialist nearby..

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