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jennikay

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TMJ and dizziness Posted: 07-02-08 15:23pm


Although I am not really in pain today from my TMJ I am still very dizzy and I feel very strange. Is it possible this is stemming from my TMJ or something else because I always though that to have the other symptoms that TMJ causes it had to be on a day when your jaw was in pain. If anyone can give me any info I would really appreciate it.

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Posted: 07-02-08 15:25pm


Yes it is possible--even if you arent having a whole lot of pain. its from the pressure that the condyle is putting on the eustation tube---take some ibuprophen and put some heat on it--this should help. and then let us know ok?

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