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Myofacial pain and defiency syendrom
Mycofacial pain defiency syendrom in two year I am in very anxiety is there any serious problem please tell me
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Need not to worrry. Relax. It a problem of tmj. Stat with the hot fermentation at the tmj area plus exercises
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Sir this may be due to the temporomandibular joint problem or any abromal bite so please consult with ur dentist . Stress also plays a major factor so please control ur stress be calm and follow the instructions of your doctor.
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Myofascial pain syndrome is related to temporomandibular disorder. It may increase or decrease in severity. It is chronic, but not dangerous. It is typically increased by stress, so the more you worry, the more pain you will have.
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Relax, follow your doctor's instructions and do not worry about it.
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Myofacial pain syndromes are very complex disorders,you should minimize stress levels,see an experienced oral surgeon in person.
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You need to get your bite evaluated and need to keep your stress levels under control. You will be fine. Consult a good Dentist.
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