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Curved Spine, Joints Clicks And Locks, Sore/stiff Jaw, Ear Pain, Tooth Pain, Migraine Headaches,. Treatment?
Hello, this is going to be quite a long message...I've always had a bad back, but recently my pains are getting more frequent and painful. I have a curved spine but the doctor dismissed it. My joints, including my spine, often clicks and also lock when they get too cold. I don't really feel the cold, but my body does, if that makes any sense? Also, for the last four days I've had a constant sore/stiff jaw. The bone under my right ear is where the pain is and now the gum behind my last molar is sore and throbbing. It could be a wisdom tooth coming through, but I haven't had any other symptoms. I also get frequent headaches and sometimes get migraines, but that could be due to my addiction to water and having to cut down the amount I was drinking. Please help me, Amy.
Wed, 9 Oct 2013
User's Response
Hello Amy,
Drinking water is the healthiest thing you ever do; so, I encourage to drink this natural blessing. I also advise to be careful in consuming the right "water" quality (less limestone type) as it could aggravate your kidney normal function.
Wisdom tooth coming through could be a reason for your pain. Thus, you can use some teething gel to relieve the local pain or put cold water.
Next, problems with throat (angina) or ear (otitis) could also explain such pain. Therefore, you can check with your GP or ENT specialist if these could be your problems.
Drinking water is the healthiest thing you ever do; so, I encourage to drink this natural blessing. I also advise to be careful in consuming the right "water" quality (less limestone type) as it could aggravate your kidney normal function.
Wisdom tooth coming through could be a reason for your pain. Thus, you can use some teething gel to relieve the local pain or put cold water.
Next, problems with throat (angina) or ear (otitis) could also explain such pain. Therefore, you can check with your GP or ENT specialist if these could be your problems.
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