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24 Year Old, Under Lots Of Stress, Enlarged Face Muscle Due To Teeth Grinding, Shoulder Pain. Treatment?
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My 24 year old daughter, current 2L (Law student)......lots of stress ....... has enlarged one-sided face muscle due to nightly teeth grinding (her general doctor ruled out any infections and or tumor or blockage).
Now she has shoulder pain/pinched nerve/does not sleep well. She needs some sort of stress management/see an orthopathic dr? to relieve her physical symptoms and or acupuncture? Her friends say do drugs/meds or acupuncture........?????
Can you recommend a Doctor located in my area (Celebration, Fl.) that specializes in physical and mental treatment of stress. (She will be visiting me soon)
Thank you
My 24 year old daughter, current 2L (Law student)......lots of stress ....... has enlarged one-sided face muscle due to nightly teeth grinding (her general doctor ruled out any infections and or tumor or blockage).
Now she has shoulder pain/pinched nerve/does not sleep well. She needs some sort of stress management/see an orthopathic dr? to relieve her physical symptoms and or acupuncture? Her friends say do drugs/meds or acupuncture........?????
Can you recommend a Doctor located in my area (Celebration, Fl.) that specializes in physical and mental treatment of stress. (She will be visiting me soon)
Thank you
Thu, 25 Jul 2013
Hi, it appears that the face abnormality might be due to the congenital defect. She can get it corrected by consulting cosmetic plastic surgeon . Grinding teeth could be due to worms in the intestine, or anemia.
The shoulder pain could be due to cervical spondylosis, The orthopedic surgeon can cure it.
All these could be due to mental tension due to education, or some thing else. Thank you.
The shoulder pain could be due to cervical spondylosis, The orthopedic surgeon can cure it.
All these could be due to mental tension due to education, or some thing else. Thank you.
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