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Question TMD/TMJ questions
I am posting this for my sister. She has pain behind the ear, in the jaw, and the side of the nose. She also has headaches and jaw clicking. Her eyeglasses make her nose and ear pain worse. She keeps getting her eyeglasses adjusted. But, she still has the pain.

Is the nose pain and headaches a symptom of TMJ? Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you.
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