What causes a droopy chin

1. Bad posture.

Maintaining some bad posture for a long time is also very simple, giving birth to a double chin, such as sitting for a long time in the office, unconsciously hunched over, or hanging your head to play with your mobile phone.

2. Poor chewing habits.

Chewing habits can also have an impact on the composition of a double chin. This condition is common in chewing less often, and the muscles are not trained to be useful and become loose and inelastic.

3. The chin is short and retracted.

The chin is short and retracted, making the ** and soft arrangements crowded together.

4. Local fat accumulation outside the platysma muscle.

There are many reasons for a double chin, and the most common cause is the accumulation of local fat outside the platysma muscle, which is "fat" in human terms.

5. Platysma muscle relaxation.

The neck muscles will gradually relax with age, the elasticity will deteriorate, and the gravity will sag, resulting in the appearance of a double chin.

Less maintenance, teach you how to maintain, and learn it.

Chin dislocation is a type of temporomandibular joint disease, and most of the patients are middle-aged and elderly women, resulting in muscle or ligament strain, so it is said that "laughing off the chin".

** A good remedy for a dislocated jaw.

1.After a dislocated jaw, you can move your mouth while brushing your teeth**, and under normal circumstances, the stiff muscles will automatically atrophy when they touch the toothpaste, and it will recover after about 3 minutes.

2.To push the joint back into place, put both thumbs into your mouth, pull it outward, and push it up again.

3.The cause of chin dislocation may be calcium deficiency and lack of collagen, so it is recommended to pay attention to protein powder, vitamin C and calcium tablets.

4.Steamed white ginseng is taken several times a day, and in addition, it is necessary to massage and replenish calcium frequently.

Hook up things. It's the bone that connects the jaw.

It may be a physical problem that causes frequent dislocations.

If both sides are dislocated, the mouth cannot be closed, it is opened wide, and saliva drips out; If there is only one dislocation, the mouth can be closed a little smaller, but tilted to one side. People who habitually dislocate usually return to their places on their own, while people who dislocate infrequently require urgent help.

The method of treatment is usually "reverse operation", that is, the thumb is put into the mouth, pressed down against the molars, first to remove the obstruction behind the joint head, and then back up. If the muscles are too tense to press down, doctors may inject a sedative or an anesthetic injection into the tightened muscles and wait for the muscles to relax before pushing the chin.

When the head of the jaw joint is in front of the dislocation, the disc that originally covered the joint head slides backwards, and if the muscles are tense and cannot be pressed down but reluctantly pushed back, the disc and ligaments will be injured. Therefore, the muscles must be relaxed before being "gently sent back."

Here is a method to introduce a method that can get the joint head out of the obstacle without needles and medicine, and can help others and save itself without brute force or damage to ligaments.

For those who often dislocate and have loose joints: press the thumb on the occlusal surface of the mandibular molars, and the other four fingers buckle the chin, that is, fix one side first, and then rotate the side to be sent back downward and backward, and vice versa, fix the side that has been reduced, and then rotate the opposite side back. The left and right movements are as if the number 8 is written horizontally.

The principle is: only return one joint at a time, if you can't slide back easily, stop trying and adopt the next method. 。

When yawning and sneezing, hold your chin with the big fingers of both hands, and press the other four fingers on your nose to let the yawn shine, but avoid suddenly opening wide, so as to avoid dislocation.

The mandibular joint itself is not as strong as other joints, and the jaw joint will be dislocated if the mouth is larger than its range of motion, especially when yawning, it is easier to dislocate, as long as you pay attention to it and don't let it dislocate often, it will not be dislocated slowly.

Jaw dropping is called temporomandibular joint dislocation in medical terms, and it mostly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. It is the condyle of the mandible that slips out of the joint and cannot reduce on its own. It can occur unilaterally or bilaterally.

Manifestations] In temporomandibular joint dislocation, the mouth is half-open and cannot be closed, and it is open; When clenching teeth, there is a gap between the upper and lower front teeth, and the back teeth cannot touch, chew, eat, or swallow;

saliva outflow, slurred speech; The jaw is protruded, pain or swelling near the joint, the anterior tragus is prominently depressed, and the displaced condyle is palpable below the zygomatic arch.

If both joints are dislocated at the same time, the cheeks will be flattened and the face will become elongated; For example, unilateral joint dislocation, facial asymmetry, and the midline of the cheeks and teeth is biased to the undislocated side.

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