It happens to me sometimes and I got it twice today, hurts like a mother fucker.
Should I see a doctor or something?
Should I see a doctor or something?
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Same, just curious, left or right side? (Mine normally happens on the rhs)unnamednewbie13 wrote:
When my jaw cramps on a yawn, it's usually on the underside right behind the bone of my chin. All I have to do is push the cramped muscle back in with a knuckle, and it goes away. Don't know what to tell you if it's by the hinges, though.
yeah thats exactly where it happens to me, i just wait for it to go away, i will try that if it happens to me againunnamednewbie13 wrote:
When my jaw cramps on a yawn, it's usually on the underside right behind the bone of my chin. All I have to do is push the cramped muscle back in with a knuckle, and it goes away. Don't know what to tell you if it's by the hinges, though.
It's a fucking bitch. Had it a few times in my life. Can't move my mouth for ages.aerodynamic wrote:
yeah thats exactly where it happens to me, i just wait for it to go away, i will try that if it happens to me againunnamednewbie13 wrote:
When my jaw cramps on a yawn, it's usually on the underside right behind the bone of my chin. All I have to do is push the cramped muscle back in with a knuckle, and it goes away. Don't know what to tell you if it's by the hinges, though.
I just close my mouthunnamednewbie13 wrote:
When my jaw cramps on a yawn, it's usually on the underside right behind the bone of my chin. All I have to do is push the cramped muscle back in with a knuckle, and it goes away. Don't know what to tell you if it's by the hinges, though.
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Takes me about one second to shove the thing back into place for instant relief. Won't always relax if I simply close my jaw.Adams_BJ wrote:
I just close my mouthunnamednewbie13 wrote:
When my jaw cramps on a yawn, it's usually on the underside right behind the bone of my chin. All I have to do is push the cramped muscle back in with a knuckle, and it goes away. Don't know what to tell you if it's by the hinges, though.
Mine does the same thing. Pretty sure no one elbowed me in the jaw though.Poseidon wrote:
I'm pretty sure I actually fractured my jaw last year when a friend slammed his shoulder into it by accident at flight school. Ever since, when I move my jaw to the right and then back, I hear a click. Fucking annoying.
youre folks did itROGUEDD wrote:
Mine does the same thing. Pretty sure no one elbowed me in the jaw though.Poseidon wrote:
I'm pretty sure I actually fractured my jaw last year when a friend slammed his shoulder into it by accident at flight school. Ever since, when I move my jaw to the right and then back, I hear a click. Fucking annoying.
Suddenly it all makes sense..ROGUEDD wrote:
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Adams_BJ wrote:
Suddenly it all makes sense..ROGUEDD wrote:
Mother of god...
yeah sameunnamednewbie13 wrote:
When my jaw cramps on a yawn, it's usually on the underside right behind the bone of my chin. All I have to do is push the cramped muscle back in with a knuckle, and it goes away. Don't know what to tell you if it's by the hinges, though.