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Suggest Treatment For Jaw Pain While Suffering From Tooth Infection

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Posted on Tue, 23 May 2017
Question: my back molar is infected, throbbing, aching, and painful. At the time this started two weeks ago, my lower neck, throat area, jaw began hurting as well. it hurts when i caugh, or what ever, its very sensitive, like muscel soreness. I have an apt on Thursday to get it pulled. Just wanted to know if this is related to the tooth. Thank you I appreciate your time. XXXX
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Answered by Dr. Neha Sumra (28 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Jaw pain can be due to tooth

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for writing in.

As per your symptoms, I would like to tell you that lower molar can cause pain in jaw due to same nerve supply but pain in neck and muscle soreness need not be due to same.
You may take muscle relaxant for muscle soreness and see how it goes after extraction. If pain still persists then consult physician.

Hope I answered your query

Wishing you a good health

Kind Regards
Dr. Neha Sumra

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Suggest Treatment For Jaw Pain While Suffering From Tooth Infection

Brief Answer: Jaw pain can be due to tooth Detailed Answer: Hi Thanks for writing in. As per your symptoms, I would like to tell you that lower molar can cause pain in jaw due to same nerve supply but pain in neck and muscle soreness need not be due to same. You may take muscle relaxant for muscle soreness and see how it goes after extraction. If pain still persists then consult physician. Hope I answered your query Wishing you a good health Kind Regards Dr. Neha Sumra