Any ideas?
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Just thought I'd let you all know who might have unexplained migraines, and tenderness in the temple areas that it might be TMJ. After 10 years of suffering from migraines, and tenderness- I got an MRI and it showed severe TMJ. My jaw had slipped out of the socket on one side. I never knew it was causing migraines 2 times a week. I had to begin taking Depakote to control them - which did work. Also I try and massage my jaw muscles, in front of my ears and in the temple area with a massage roller ball . Works great to prevent the muscles from spasming, and causing migraines. Hope this helps. After many doctors failed to figure out the cause, my Chiropractor was the one who sent me to get MRI thinking it might be my jaw. She was right. Good luck to all of you who battle migraines- it's a tough thing to go through.
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I have fibromylagia and one of the symptoms/issues can be TMJ. I have been experiencing the left temple pain. It's liek a bruise that won't go away kind of pain. If in fact the pain is caused by TMJ then another question to ask your doctor is about fibro because headaches are also a symptom.
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could the pills I am taking causing it
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While cruising the web, I found this blog. I have from time to time pain nd what feels like inflamation on both side sof my head above the Temple area. I do have chronic sinus infections and sinus conditions. I was told by the ENT doctor that sinus's do NOT cause this. It probably stems from teeth Grinding at night. I also have 3 bulging disks in my neck C3 the worst. That causes shoulder pain and stiffness in the neck and shoulders. I THINK THE ENT DOCTOR IS WRONG. When I experience this gnawing pain in the temples, it does affect my eyesight and ususally it is with Sinus congestion. I just read on another site, that the sinuses couls contribute to this condition. My dentist also insists that the tempral pain is from teeth frinding which inflames the ligaments in the skull in that area. he suggested a Night Teeth Guard. I haven't tried that either. IMO, I think it is probably a combination of the disks in the neck, teeth grinding, and sinus inflamation.
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I also recently have started the same painful tenderness in the right temple area, but it is also on the right side of my head, as well. I sleep with a bite guard at night for teeth grinding. I wonder if it could be TMJ or Fibromyalgia?
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