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Re: Jaw pain. . . could it be pregnancy related?From: Christine (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 21 Oct 1999 15:59:34 -0500 (CDT)
Marshella, It's the joint right by my ear and mainly when I chew. It's feeling a bit better today. Maybe I was grinding my teeth or something. I have a friend who had that problem for a while and it made her jaw hurt as well. I have a friend that's a dentist perhaps I'll stop in his office. Thanks!
-- Christine > >Hi Christine, > >This is a symptom I haven't heard about! I would really doubt it could >be from the pregnancy. Maybe you should see your doctor or better yet, >your dentist. What kind of jaw pain are you talking about? Does it seem >to be under your chin, or your teeth, or is it back at the joint in >front of the ear? Does it hurt when you bite down, all the time, when >you swallow, open or close your mouth, or move it side to side? Do you >hear clicking or popping noises? Do you think you might grind your teeth >at night? >Pregnancy does cause changes in your sleep, and it also is a cause of >stress, and both could mean that you are grinding or clenching your >teeth at night while you sleep, and getting a sore jaw as a result. I >occasionally have this happen to me, but I do have pre-existing >conditions that predispose me to it (sleep apnea and TMJ (jaw joint) >disorder, collapsed max, etc.) > >-- >Marshella > >At Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Christine wrote: >> >>I know this is probably a bizarre question. . . but I'm wondering if >>it's pregnancy related. >> >>I'm 35 weeks pregnant >> >>I know that the joints all loosen up when you're pregnant, and my hips >>have been hurting at nigh already. . . but today my jaw is killing me >>when I eat and I'm wondering if it's just hormone related or if I need >>to see a doctor. >> >>-- >>Christine >>
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