Do you experience pain in and around your eyes? Have you had blurred vision recently? We’ll explore these and other eye-related issues in Part 4 of our TMJD Symptom Series.
In Part 6 our TMJD Symptom Series, we’re going to zoom in on symptoms felt across your neck, back and shoulders.
Your mother may have been onto something when she told you to stand up straight. Good posture isn’t just about looking sharp. Chronically poor posture can lead to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, a disorder that can become so debilitating that it affects your ability to eat, breathe, talk, and sleep.
Part 2 of our TMJD Symptom Series focuses on the pain felt inside our mouth and pain that we feel in our teeth.
The symptoms of TMJD (or temporomandibular disorder) are vast and sometimes obscure. That’s why we decided to start this Symptoms Series - to share what pains are commonly associated with TMJD. First up - the jaw.
When researching online or chatting amongst friends, you’ll find that temporomandibular joint disorder has many pseudonyms including TMJ, TMD and TMJD. What’s the difference? Is there a difference?
