I have too many problems, should i see a doctor(s)?!
Question: I have too many problems, should i see a doctor(s).?
ok here it goes...
1-on friday i was stunting(at cheerleading) and the girl fell on my arm and i felt my shoulder pop out of its socket then a few seconds it popped right back in. i can move it and stuff but its still sore today.
2-i have tmj and it has gotten worse since one of my wisdom teeth started to grow in. also my ear(on the same side) feels clogged or something and i can barely hear out of it
3-in december, i was hit pretty hard on the side of my head(left temple) and ive been getting headaches randomly in the same spot ever since. they havent been as bad as they were right after it happened but i get them more now since all the problems stated in #2.
4-are my possible mental problems even worth mentioning.? it hasnt affected me too much, i mean i can deal with pretty well. ive been reasearching and stuff and i show symptoms of ADD, OCD, dyslexia, and a panic/anxiety disorder. plus things have been worse since i got hit in the head.Health Question & Answer
1-on friday i was stunting(at cheerleading) and the girl fell on my arm and i felt my shoulder pop out of its socket then a few seconds it popped right back in. i can move it and stuff but its still sore today.
2-i have tmj and it has gotten worse since one of my wisdom teeth started to grow in. also my ear(on the same side) feels clogged or something and i can barely hear out of it
3-in december, i was hit pretty hard on the side of my head(left temple) and ive been getting headaches randomly in the same spot ever since. they havent been as bad as they were right after it happened but i get them more now since all the problems stated in #2.
4-are my possible mental problems even worth mentioning.? it hasnt affected me too much, i mean i can deal with pretty well. ive been reasearching and stuff and i show symptoms of ADD, OCD, dyslexia, and a panic/anxiety disorder. plus things have been worse since i got hit in the head.Health Question & Answer
Answers:
You really should see a Dr about these lingering issues. As far as your shoulder popping out of place, since it is back in the right spot again I would not worry about that. You will be sore since it affects your muscles when this happens (they have to go back into the proper position too and then heal back in place) this is not an issue except that you will have to take ibuprofen to help with the muscular pain and any swelling. The TMJ will be an ongoing problem for you and you will probably need to have your wisdom teeth taken out to help with this and with the hearing problem. Your Dr or dentist can let you know if this is what is affecting your hearing but I would bet that is what it is - too much stuff in too little a space and you have the TMJ too.
As far as getting hit on the temple and having continuous headaches, that is not a good thing. You could have a bleed on the brain that is causing what you thing are the ADD, OCD and such symptoms. The front of the brain is what controls our ability to speak, not act like an animal, out moods and such. Even if your brain was bruised by this it does have some lingering efects and you may need to have some professional therapy to get back on track. Brain injuries very much affect the way we act and percieve things so you really should have that checked out before you start thinking you have a plethoria of other problems. It could all be tied to that! Good luck, I do hope you feel better soon and get all of this behind you so you can go on with a happier and healthier life.Health Question & Answer
As far as getting hit on the temple and having continuous headaches, that is not a good thing. You could have a bleed on the brain that is causing what you thing are the ADD, OCD and such symptoms. The front of the brain is what controls our ability to speak, not act like an animal, out moods and such. Even if your brain was bruised by this it does have some lingering efects and you may need to have some professional therapy to get back on track. Brain injuries very much affect the way we act and percieve things so you really should have that checked out before you start thinking you have a plethoria of other problems. It could all be tied to that! Good luck, I do hope you feel better soon and get all of this behind you so you can go on with a happier and healthier life.Health Question & Answer
tmj can be most serious! make sure your teeth are being aligned properly during their growth to prevent future problems with balance,migraines, swallowing,speech etc etcHealth Question & Answer
Yes, you should see a doctor. Mention EVERYTHING TO HIM OR HER.
I believe with the proper treatment you should recover just fine though. Health Question & Answer
I believe with the proper treatment you should recover just fine though. Health Question & Answer
Ok you really have to calm down, no offense but I see this all the time. People go on the internet and do some research and all of a sudden they can diagnose a million things wrong with them. You are probably fine. Your arm will probably be sore for a couple of days, you are most likely fine since you can move it. If it is still sore after a week then talk to your doc. Have you been diagnosed with tmj.? If you have then call your dentist because it may be time to have your wisdom teeth out and you should be using your mouthpeice at night to prevent this prob. Your ear is not related to the tmj on only one side so you may just need to irrigate it and it will be fine. Unless you sustained brain damage and were hospitalized for the hard hit to the head you are fine. That is most likely not the reason for your headaches or supposed mental issues. Anyone can show symptoms of mental illness but you need to be tested and officially diagnosed to start treatment since everyone shows at least a few symptoms of every mental illness. If you had dyslexia you wouldnt even be typing this so easily so I already know you dont have it and getting hit in the head wont cause these. Honestly it just sounds like your paranoid. Your fine.Health Question & Answer