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Sun, May 1, 05 at 7:00
| I am trying to walk for exercise. My Dr. said that would be the best exercise to do. My goal should be a mile a day. I think that is a good plan. The only problem is, when I walk, I have pain in my jaws, both of them. They ache, kind of like a bottom full of toothaches. Any idea what that is? Could it be something wrong with my jaw? |
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| Do you have well cushioned shoes? Are you walking on concrete sidewalks or dirt and grass. I am thinking that's it's a matter of jarring your jaw with the impact of your foot on the walking surface. However, it would be a good idea to have your dentist check this out. You might be starting to have a problem with alignment, abcess or something else. Maybe walking with a good wad of gum in your mouth would help. |
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| I have been hearing quite a lot from my physical therapist about referred pain. I thought I was having jaw problems, but it turned out that I had strained the muscles in the front of my neck. When I did neck strengthening exercises, the pain went away. |
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- Posted by Carol_in_California (My Page) on Wed, May 4, 05 at 23:52
| Have you had a stress echo treadmill by a cardiologist. I am concerned about the jaw pain. My mom complained about jaw pain for quite awhile and the doc didn't listen.....she died of a massive heart attack when she was only 59. |
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- Posted by livvyandbella (My Page) on Fri, May 6, 05 at 7:14
| I have not had a stress test in 2 years. I have an appt. with my Cardiologist in a month. I will mention this to him. Today I have an appt. with Dentist, I will also mention to him. I only have jaw pain when I walk. |
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