I am a 35 year old
femaleCondoms
Female condoms
Female sexual dysfunction, 8 years ago, after a minor car accicent, I started having left sided, burning and throbbing type headaches. 2 years after the headaches started, which was only there on occasions at that time, I started feeling a weird tickly, kinda bug crawling sensation on the left side of my cheek. As the years have gone by, I have linked these headaches to my period, or ovulation, but now I have been experiencing
earEar barotrauma
Ear discharge
Ear emergencies
Ear examination
Ear tube insertion
Ear tube insertion - series pain, like a tightness in my jaw area, along with
earEar barotrauma
Ear discharge
Ear emergencies
Ear examination
Ear tube insertion
Ear tube insertion - series pain. When I feel the tighness in the jaw area, the weird crawling sensation starts in my
faceFace pain and lasts just for a few seconds then leaves. This feeling is aggravated by
neckCervical spondylosis
Head and neck glands
Herpes zoster (shingles) on the neck and cheek
Irritated seborrheic kerotosis - neck
Lymph tissue in the head and neck.
Melanoma - neck
Neck lump
Neck pain
Neck pulse
Neck x-ray
Oral cancer movement or stretching my arms over my
headHead and face reconstruction
Head injury
Head lice
Indications of head injury
Radial head injury. I started physical therapy about 7 weeks ago, at first the feeling have subsided, but in the last week or so, the facial feelings have turned into more of a tingling, I'm really worried. I had a brain MRI w/ contrast back in April of this year, only thing that was found was sinus thickening. My shoulders hurt, my neck, and my ear almost on a daily basis, and whats really weird is that when I wear a tight shirt it feels like bugs crawling under it, and stops when I remove my shirt. What could cause these feelings? I'm scared its MS, But was told my my doc that after 8 years of these symptoms, it would have shown on a MRI? Do you think so? Could these strange feelings under my shirt be caused by muscle tension? Would these feelings happen even without clothing on if it was MS? I have no numbness, no weakness, vision fine, love hot baths. Thanks so much, I'm worried!!
Interesting you say things are worse around your period - I often find this also - have read that high eostrogen/low progesterone lvels can cause all sorts of crazy problems - even read claims of MS reversal through use of progesterone cream - I must say I have my doubts, but one has to keep an open mind about these things - asked Doc for hormone tests and she refused! said I just had to accept things and wrote out a script for a drug from hell thats supposed to prevent migraine and actually turned me into a zombie (sandomigran its called - avoid at all costs - neuro said he never prescribes it) Anyway, I'm going to get hormones checked privately as so many people have been on at me about it, and they're starting to hassle me cos I have'nt done anything about it yet. It'll be intresting to see if they are indeed a problem.
Better get to work - take care xxx
You sound like you have muscular TMJ. Ear pain, jaw tightness, and so on can be caused by spasming jaw muscles, especially the masseter and the pteregoids, while your neck and body sx could be caused by tight neck muscles, including SCMS, traps and scalenes, which tend to refer pain and odd sensations downwards, below your neck. TMJ sufferers get all sorts of weird symptoms, ranging from hand tingling to hip problems, because it's often related to bad posture, uneven muscle tone and the like. Weird facial pain is quite common.
Get to a good TMJ center like the one at Tufts Dentistry School (www.orofacialpain.com) for evaluation and treatment. Treatments can include mouth guards to stop grinding, intraoral massage from a PT, biofeedback, and more. You should also visit a clinical massage therapist in your area who specializes in trigger point massage.
Telling you the problem is "anxiety" doesn't help much. Anxiety can certainly feed muscle tension, but once you have muscle issues, you have to treat your muscles, not just your mood.