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neck and head pain
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neck and head pain

by Taz lover, Sep 21, 2007 12:00AM
I have alot of jaw problems and I was just wondering if this could also cause me to have sever pain in the back of my neck and head.  I am about to go crazy with this and I am not sure if my jaw is the cause or if it may be something else.  Please help me to figure this out.

by Jerome Bogin, D.D.S. , Sep 21, 2007 12:00AM
There is certainly a possibility that the pain in your neck and head is part of the TMJ dysfunction.Pain that can be referred down your neck into your shoulders has been part of the entire syndrome.
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by mike1105, Sep 21, 2007 12:00AM
it could. the vice versa could also be true-- neck problems can cause jaw pain. I'd see a TMJ specialist, ot a PT knowledgable abut the head and neck. This type of pain is usually muscular, but sometimes can be helped with certain types of dental intervention.

by bizilizi21, Sep 23, 2007 12:00AM
Hi. I am new to this site.  I too have head and neck pain feeling as though I have a cap on my head (left side).  I first put it down to a draft where I work, it comes and goes.  I was recently diagnosed with lichen planus and wondered if it could be related to this.  I believe it could be stress related too.  Have you had bloods done?  Seen a dentist?

bizi
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