chepolina
Peer Supporter
Question to the experienced TMS-fighters,
During my recovery from TMS, I have now developed a popping/clicking in my right TMJ and a popping noise in my right shoulder. Oddly, there is no real pain per se, but both places feel very tight. But so hard not to think structural when your jaw pops every time you swallow.
Clearly, not injured. Clearly, my face and my shoulder aren't degenerating. But these sounds are SO distracting. I read previously that if muscles are tense in an area they will cause abnormal shifting of the tendons and joints and cause the clicking/popping noises --- makes sense for the muscles to tense up if a person is stressed and there is an oxygen deprivation to the area.
Just wanted to hear what you all had to say!
During my recovery from TMS, I have now developed a popping/clicking in my right TMJ and a popping noise in my right shoulder. Oddly, there is no real pain per se, but both places feel very tight. But so hard not to think structural when your jaw pops every time you swallow.
Clearly, not injured. Clearly, my face and my shoulder aren't degenerating. But these sounds are SO distracting. I read previously that if muscles are tense in an area they will cause abnormal shifting of the tendons and joints and cause the clicking/popping noises --- makes sense for the muscles to tense up if a person is stressed and there is an oxygen deprivation to the area.
Just wanted to hear what you all had to say!