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Cool Novice 
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a freind has done a few cycles finished last one about 7 weeks ago and his jaw is real sore at the joint on the leftside only for no aparent reason. right in front of the earlobe. real bad in the morning when he wakes up and tries to eat it hurts like hell then the pain fades throughout the day as its used.same thing every day today it actually made a poping sound.again it hurts only on left side. any guesses what it could be could it have any thing to do with the cycles?     | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 197 |
I'm thinking it has nothing to do with cycles, unless maybe its from all the extra eating. Sounds like a partial dislocation of the fibrocartillage disk between the bones of the jaw and skull, and it will happen to many of us at some point in life. My advice is for your buddy to get physician referral to physical therapy. Hope it helps. Peace! ------------------ | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 136 |
I doubt it has anything to do with cycles. It sounds like TMJ (not sure of the long name) But it is like Dr Atlas says a degenerative condition of the jaw hinge system. I know, I have it and yes it is painful especially the day after eating like sunflower seeds or chewing gum.. stuff like that. It also leads to many headaches. There is a surgery for it if it is bad enough. | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 208 |
thats funny, the top of my dick seems to have several bruises and molar marks. had to be a wise ass! seriously, that should have nothing to do with the juice! | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder 
Posts: 913 |
I had the same shit happen and like me he probably is clinching his teeth at night without knowing it. Just massage it with a warm towel and take an anti-inflammatory to help. Mine stayed like that for two weeks before it got better. My dentist said it's pretty common. Later, Green |
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posted October 12, 2000 04:39 PM