The temporomandibular joint makes a sound when the jaw moves

People experience a variety of conditions when there is inflammation in their bodies. Common conditions for most people include acne, blackheads or pain in some immune organs. So when people have inflammation, they will feel severe pain on both sides of the chin. Generally people will take some anti-inflammatory drugs. So why does the jaw joint make noise when you move your jaw? Let’s take a look at it together.

Most pain in the temporomandibular joint is caused by damage to the ligaments around the joint and damage to the cartilage of the temporomandibular joint. It can be treated by using electromagnetic waves and acupuncture to stimulate the soft tissue around the mandibular joint. This is a case of mandibular joint subluxation, which is quite common in clinical practice. The cause of this situation is often due to excessive yawning and opening of the mouth too wide. The symptom is that when the mandibular joint moves up and down, there will be a sound, and there will be pain when biting things and moving more. Some people have it on one side, some people have it on both sides.

For treatment, it would be best if you can find a better doctor who understands Chinese medicine and bone setting to perform a reduction. However, this operation must be performed as early as possible, otherwise the mandibular joint will form a false joint, and once a false joint is formed, it is basically impossible to reduce it. The mandibular joint will move up and down in this area under the traction of strong ligaments, which is not bad.

It should be caused by temporomandibular joint dysfunction, which can be treated with some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics. At the same time, bad biting habits such as biting hard objects and unilateral chewing should be corrected. It's temporomandibular joint disorder. It is recommended to take analgesics, anti-infection drugs, massage therapy, local blockade, massage and local hot compresses to avoid opening your mouth too wide to cause joint sprains, such as yawning and laughing: After being stimulated by cold, avoid sudden chewing movements to avoid muscle spasms and joint ligaments.

You need to take an X-ray to check the temporomandibular joint to see if there is any organic lesion. See a doctor as soon as possible. If there are no major problems with the joints, you can combine it with physical therapy, such as microwave therapy. Also, don't eat hard food now, and keep your maxillofacial area warm when going out. It is suspected that the sound may be caused by the relaxation of ligaments such as the mandibular joint, which may easily lead to local joint relaxation. It is recommended that you take calcium supplements appropriately. Generally, this will not affect your life and will not cause dislocation.