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When I eat I haveno balance in my jaw after 3 months of delivery a baby
Dental Disorders
Question #9110
58 days ago
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When I eat I haveno balance in my jaw after 3 months of delivery a baby - #9110

Husna taj

When I open my mouth I feel like Imbalance when eating I feel like nausea I was having toothache in my pregnancy and after pregnancy also I also have clicking sount ,teeth grinding, when I eat I feel like my back jaw also loosen

Age: 21
Chronic illnesses: husnasadiq51@gmail.com
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Hi Husna, I understand how frustrating and uncomfortable these symptoms must be. The clicking sound in your jaw, teeth grinding, nausea, and feeling of jaw looseness could be due to Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction or related issues. This might have developed due to changes during pregnancy or post-pregnancy stress on the jaw. Possible Causes: 1. TMJ Dysfunction: Stress, teeth grinding (bruxism), or jaw misalignment can lead to clicking, looseness, and discomfort. 2. Calcium or Vitamin Deficiency: Post-pregnancy calcium depletion may weaken bones and joints, including the jaw. 3. Bruxism (Teeth Grinding): Often worsened by stress, it can cause jaw tightness, pain, or looseness. 4. Jaw Muscle Strain: Excess chewing, poor posture, or past dental issues might contribute to this. Suggestions for Relief: • Warm Compress: Apply a warm cloth to your jaw to reduce tension. • Soft Diet: Avoid chewing hard foods and stick to soft ones to ease jaw strain. • Jaw Relaxation Exercises: Slowly open and close your mouth a few times daily. • Stress Management: Reducing stress may help reduce teeth grinding. When to Get Checked: If the clicking, looseness, or nausea persists, I recommend seeing a dentist or maxillofacial specialist. They may suggest a mouth guard for bruxism or further tests to assess jaw alignment. Take care, and I hope you feel better soon!
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Hello dear Please be advised See as per clinical history it seems either tmj ankylosis or fibrosis Differential diagnosis includes chronic dislocation I suggest you to please share opg details or lateral cephalogram for further clarification Since 3 months have already passed so you have very less chances of x ray exposure to baby The treatment options include physiotherapy, pharmacology and last resort is the surgery. I suggest you to please share required details for exact confirmation and diagnosis

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Hello husna ji Congratulations on your baby As for your issue regarding the loose jaw ,it is most probably due to you loose tooth and TMJ joint that might happened during delivery due to sternous clinching of teeth . For this husna ji I would suggest to do jaw excercise but slowly and get a xray done after getting consulted by maxillofacial surgeon

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