When the mouth is open, the bones make a rattle and sometimes hurt

It's hard to say, if you want to talk about temporomandibular joint disease, you're too young, if you want to say micrognathia, you can't show me your face shape, if you have pericoronitis, you're not old enough, if you're really 13 years old (are you sure?). It's a conservative estimate of a ligament strain, if it's a ligament problem, you'll be fine in a week, or if it's something else. You are asking for a disease, and even our doctors can't tell you about your disease, and the symptoms you provide are incomplete, and it is impossible for anyone to have personal experience or experience.

Temporomandibular joint disorder should be considered.

You can search for it.

The disease is self-limiting, and what you need to do is protect your joints: don't yawn wide, don't eat heavily, eat slowly, and apply a warm compress to the anterior tragus area if necessary.

I had it some time ago, it was caused by synovitis, and when I opened my mouth, I felt a popping in my ears and it hurt.

Do what I told me! Remember not to eat things on fire, don't stay up late, bite on both sides of food, don't open your mouth too wide, go to the pharmacy to buy (futarin) and rub it every day....Let's see if it works in a few days! I tried....OK.

Hello, rheumatoid arthritis or gout cannot be ruled out. Need to check it out. Best wishes to you**.

It's not a big deal, and I'm always like that, the bones will rattle, just pay more attention.

This is a disease of the temporomandibular joint caused by long-term unilateral chewing. The cause of temporomandibular joint disease is unknown, and some scholars believe that mechanical damage, biochemistry and enzyme interaction are related to the occurrence of this disease.

The main causes of secondary temporomandibular joint disease, such as continuous abnormal pressure on the joint, biting hard objects, hemimasticism, clenching teeth, trauma, etc., cause the cartilage on the joint surface to be destroyed first, resulting in the occurrence of this disease. Occlusal disorders, malocclusions, and occlusal disturbances can also lead to temporomandibular joint disease. Temporomandibular disc displacement and disc perforation are also associated with temporomandibular joint disease.

It is a sound made by the temporomandibular joint sliding, indicating that the joint movement may be slightly uncoordinated or the joint capsule is lax, so be careful to avoid large movements (e.g., laughing) and uneven exertion (e.g., chewing hard food with one tooth) to prevent occlusal dysfunction or dislocation of the joint (limited opening and closing of the mouth).

Don't be nervous, you'll fix it. Just take care to protect it.

For temporomandibular arthritis, taking a small amount of anti-rheumatic drugs is effective.

This should be called temporomandibular snapping, which is a symptom of temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome. It is one of the common diseases of the oral and maxillofacial area. It is the most common disease of the temporomandibular joint. It is more common in young adults, with the highest prevalence in 20 to 30 years old.

The specific measures are:

1 Correction of occlusal relationship by dental specialist examination**.

2 Occlusion**Procaine 3 5ml can be used for pterygoid muscle occlusion. The puncture point is at the midpoint of the sigmoid notch, the needle is inserted vertically, the depth is about that, and the drug is injected when there is no blood in the retraction. It is often used in patients with too large mouth opening.

3 Ethyl chloride spray in combination with massage can relieve masticatory muscle spasms. When spraying ethyl chloride, it should be sprayed in the form of a mist, intermittently sprayed, and combined with massage to prevent frostbite. And pay attention to protect your eyes and ears and keep them away from fire.

4 Acupuncture**Acupuncture: Xiaguan, Tinggong, Cheek Car, Hegu, Medical Style, Sun.

5 Local physiotherapy such as ultrashort wave, iontophoresis, electrical excitation and magnetotherapy has certain curative effects.

At the same time, it is necessary to correct bad habits (such as unilateral chewing) and prevent the mouth from opening too widely. If it is serious, it is best to go to the ENT department of the hospital for examination, and do not ** yourself.

It may be that there is inflammation of the cartilage or synovium on the temporomandibular joint.

Disposal method: 1. Rest to facilitate the repair of the injured part. (Reduce the movement of the jaw joint, and eat more liquid food and soft food in the near future.) ）

2. Continue to reduce inflammation**. (Not antimicrobials**!) Anti-inflammatory drugs are used**. ）

For mandibular arthritis, you can take anti-inflammatory drugs for a period of time, and apply them with a moist hot towel in the morning and evening.

This situation is calledTemporomandibular arthritisColloquial nameThe hook hurts, refers to a syndrome in which symptoms such as pain, impaired mobility, etc., are caused by dysfunction or structural damage of the temporomandibular joint. Temporomandibular arthritis pain is located deep in front of the ear and can radiate from there; The dull pain may spread to the entire side of the face and may be mild or moderate; Activities such as chewing, talking, and clenching teeth can induce and worsen pain.

**] Patients with temporomandibular joint dysfunction syndrome may have systemic symptoms such as emotional anxiety, depression, psychological disorders, and insomnia;

Many people have obvious disorders in the occlusal relationship, such as early contact of the cusp, loss of posterior teeth, severe abrasion, and misalignment and eruption of wisdom teeth.

The development of the joints on both sides is asymmetrical, and the habit of chewing on the side causes the joint to be overloaded, and the joint suffers from accidental injuries.

**] Generally needs to be classified according to the nature of its lesions**:

1. Infectious arthritis;

2. Traumatic arthritis;

3. Degenerative arthritis;

4. Rheumatoid arthritis.

Problem analysis: It is likely to be temporomandibular joint dysfunction syndrome, which is more common in young adults and has the highest prevalence in 20 to 30 years old. The main characteristics are soreness and pain in the joint area, popping during exercise, and mouth opening dyskinesia.

Most of them have joint dysfunction and a good prognosis; However, in rare cases, organic changes can occur. Massage and acupuncture** are available.

Advice: Don't open your mouth to laugh or yawn, don't bite hard things, you can apply hot compresses.

There are many causes of bone headaches, such as bone tumors, or other diseases, such as bone metastases from prostate cancer, which can lead to bone pain all over the body. There are also bone headaches due to calcium deficiency in the elderly.

It is recommended to have an active examination, such as x-ray, blood calcium test, and drugs or other comprehensive tests after identifying the cause**.

I hope mine is helpful to you, and if you have any questions, please keep asking.

It's not easy to answer the question, if it helps you, thank you.

Analysis: Hello.

Most of the above conditions are caused by inflammation of the jaw joint.

It is recommended to go to the orthopedic department of the local district and county people's hospital.

Or a maxillofacial surgery visit.

Suggestion: Yes, you can choose a hot compress.

If the hot compress is ineffective, you can choose to relax the muscles and activate the blood tablets, loxoprofen sodium tablets**.

I'm not a doctor, but I'm ** also ringing, I went to the hospital to see, I hope it will help you, you are talking about the mandible area, which is what we often call 'hooking', I remember the doctor told me to pay attention, do not laugh, yawn, eat fruit and other possible mouth opening actions. Thinking that it may become a dislocated mandible over time, close your eyes when you open your mouth widely, or hold your chin with your hand to avoid dislocating your mandible. Hehe, pay attention to yourself, it's really dropped, it's very painful.

Wishing you good health!

Staying up late often, sleeping irregularly, and lack of vitamins Recommended; It is best to see a doctor for a check-up.