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Jaw and Ear pain

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I tried searching this up on the internet but only found TMJ listed with my problem.

 

I don't think it is TMJ, it is only the left back side of my jaw horizontal with the ear. When I try to fully open my mouth I feel sharp pain at the back jaw bone right below my ear. When I do this my ear hurts as well. The ear does feel tender and sore.

 

I have no clue what it is. It did this before but only lasted about a day or so, this time it has lasted all weekend.

 

There is no clicking or popping and I do not grind my teeth at night when I sleep... least I don't think I do.

 

Going to the doctor sometime this week. Just wanted to see if anyone has had this or heard of it.

 

*EDIT* You know what, it is TMJ. Fully read the article and it is the exact pain areas I have. Right infront of my ear is very sore.

Hey,

If you haven't had your wisdom teeth removed, it might be that. I had the same expreience with mine when they were comming through. I still don't have them out, but as of right now there is no pain. good luck.

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Went to the Doc Monday, it is TMJ. He gave me some REALLY good muscle relaxers, pain medicine and steriods to get the inflmation of the jaw joint down.

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