Tia said her jaw is sore from eating. But you know what, I don't think that's it!!
My jaw is sore too, the joints. It was so bad that I could barely open my mouth during week 2, now it is slowly getting better.
I know I enjoy eating more these days, but that isn't doing this on the jaw.
I was wondering if the jaw adjusts to the no-longer-sucking motion that we have been doing with such regularity over decades and all of a sudden no longer do this movement. Go ahead, suck on an imaginary cigarette, thats what our jaw is no longer doing and I think that makes it sore.
SO WEIRD!
anybody else notice that??
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Sorry i dont have a clue to why you would have felt like that although i have experienced more pain in my lower back but again that could be down to almost anything and not related to smoking at all, we will never know.
I still have the mouth ulcers which are slowly going now thank goodness but other than that nothing else. Catch ya later
I am still suffering from mouth ulcers, and occasional cold sores (which I am managing to prevent with my new gizmo). But my mouth is sooooo sore, the pain is traveling up my face to my eye, a neuralgia I know, god I wish I felt better.
Im being a real moaning minnie, but sick fed up of feeling like shyte :mad:
Hope you don't mind, but could I ask what your new gizmo is for your cold sores as I am having an attack of them right now and they are getting me down. Any info would be great.
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