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I have jaw pain as well. I now sleep with a mouth guard,, seems to help some.
Yes, lupus can make your jaw hurt to the point where eating becomes difficult. Here are some reasons why:
- Jaw Pain: Lupus can affect the temporomandibular joints (TMJs), causing pain and swelling
- Dry Mouth: Lupus or associated conditions like Sjögren’s syndrome can cause dry mouth, making chewing difficult
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I have that type of pain but I have pneumonia since October
Has anyone ever had chest pains that goes to the neck shoulders and back If you move to fast or bend over are backwards it hurts sometimes have to walk slow to keep from hurting and when lying down makes it feel better had echo and chest x-ray everything was good?
I recently noticed that my jaw hurts after I started to chew my food so now I stick to mushy stuff that is easy to swallow and not chew as much
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