Why Does TMJ Hurt Some People? But Not Others? (Ep 47)
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Why Does TMJ Hurt Some People? But Not Others? (Ep 47)
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Why do two people with the same jaw problem have completely different experiences with pain?
In this episode of Open Up: A TMJ Discussion, Dr. Pamela Marzban and Dr. Mac Lee explore one of the biggest mysteries in chronic pain: why some people with significant TMJ dysfunction have little or no discomfort, while others struggle with daily pain.
They discuss how pain is influenced by much more than the jaw itself, including the brain, nervous system, hormones, and individual pain sensitivity. You'll also learn why women are more likely to experience worsening TMJ symptoms during perimenopause and menopause, and why personalized treatment is essential because no two patients experience pain the same way.
Whether you've been living with TMJ pain or you're simply curious about how the body processes pain, this episode offers insights into the many factors that influence what we feel and why.
Book and Podcast Info:📚 Books by Dr. Mac Lee and Dr. Pam Marzban:
Life-Robbing Pain: TMD by Dr. Mac Lee
The TMJ Trifecta: Solving Your Pain Puzzle by Dr. Mac Lee
Craniofacial Development by Dr. Pamela Marzban.
🎧 Podcast Video: https://youtu.be/_uzJEZBf_Hg?is=YyYW-FMpja8WM8Qh