Had some old issues pop up again with TMJ. I read here ---
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMJ). TMJ is caused by clenching the jaws or grinding the teeth (usually during sleep), or by abnormalities in the jaw joints themselves. The diagnosis is easy if chewing produces pain or if jaw motion is restricted or noisy. TMJ pain can occur in the ear, cheek, temples, neck, or shoulders.
Is this a normal for most headache and migraine triggers? Doctors say I'm clinching my mouth tight because I am in a lot of pain at night. I have BT Migraines and now doctors say it might also be TMJ co-morbit.
Thank you for any answers
Dutchess
