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glacier_kitty) wrote2010-01-30 11:29 am
glacier_kitty) wrote2010-01-30 11:29 am
TMJ
I think I may have TMJ (temporomandibular joint disorder)
Symptoms associated with TMJ disorders may be:
* Biting or chewing difficulty or discomfort
* Clicking, popping, or grating sound when opening or closing the mouth
* Dull, aching pain in the face
* Earache
* Headache (I do get them but I think they may be related to other things)
* Jaw pain or tenderness of the jaw
* Reduced ability to open or close the mouth
I first noticed it when I was eating a muffin before school a few years ago and my jaw kept popping. I asked the orthodontist about it but they said it was normal. Yeah..I don't think this is normal..
Would you rather stand still at the end of a tennis court while the world's best tennis player rips 100 balls in a row at you or stand still on home plate and let a major league pitcher throw 20 baseballs at you? The tennis one sounds less painful haha
Today's trivia: Technically, knife throwing falls under the heading of "impalement arts"
Symptoms associated with TMJ disorders may be:
* Biting or chewing difficulty or discomfort
* Clicking, popping, or grating sound when opening or closing the mouth
* Dull, aching pain in the face
* Earache
* Headache (I do get them but I think they may be related to other things)
* Jaw pain or tenderness of the jaw
* Reduced ability to open or close the mouth
I first noticed it when I was eating a muffin before school a few years ago and my jaw kept popping. I asked the orthodontist about it but they said it was normal. Yeah..I don't think this is normal..
Would you rather stand still at the end of a tennis court while the world's best tennis player rips 100 balls in a row at you or stand still on home plate and let a major league pitcher throw 20 baseballs at you? The tennis one sounds less painful haha
Today's trivia: Technically, knife throwing falls under the heading of "impalement arts"