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What Causes Severe Right Jaw Pain In Evening?
I have been having right jaw pain - sever during the evening while resting and bearable pain during the day. The pain reduces when I am active and have my heart pumping. I am B12 defeicient but have been taking 1000MG supplement. I have had atooth removed thinking it was causing the pain but it is still there. I'm wondering whether I have some sort of Trigiminal Nuralgia.
Tue, 26 Aug 2014
Hello, thank you for consulting with healthcaremagic.
The type of pain you are mentioning, it looks that it is some kind of infected tooth pain only as it increases while lying down due to pressure, to get it confirmed you have to visit your dentist and get an x - ray of the area done, which will clear the condition.
And trigeminal neuralgia pain is not a continuous pain it is a sharp shooting pain that lasts for seconds. So better to once visit your dentist.
Hope it will help you.
The type of pain you are mentioning, it looks that it is some kind of infected tooth pain only as it increases while lying down due to pressure, to get it confirmed you have to visit your dentist and get an x - ray of the area done, which will clear the condition.
And trigeminal neuralgia pain is not a continuous pain it is a sharp shooting pain that lasts for seconds. So better to once visit your dentist.
Hope it will help you.
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Thanks for your query, I have gone through your query.
The pain in the jaw can be a muscular or dental or osseous pain. We have to rule out whether the pain is originating from the tooth infection or muscle spasm or from the bone (like TMJ DISORDERS). Consult a oral physician and get your self examined and rule out the above said causes. then we can treat accordingly.
I hope my answer will help you, take care.
The pain in the jaw can be a muscular or dental or osseous pain. We have to rule out whether the pain is originating from the tooth infection or muscle spasm or from the bone (like TMJ DISORDERS). Consult a oral physician and get your self examined and rule out the above said causes. then we can treat accordingly.
I hope my answer will help you, take care.
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