TMJ disorders
The jaw joint is the most stressed and at the same time one of the most complex joints in the body. Its disorders can fundamentally limit our daily life.
What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
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Stiff muscles, inflammation or arthritis?
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
What you will get from your visit
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
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Detailed examination by a physiotherapist
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
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Better insight into the origin of pain
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
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Therapy in the context of painful areas
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
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Tips and advice to prevent difficulties
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Did you know that...
of people in Western countries suffer from reflux. At the same time, studies mostly include only basic symptoms (heartburn and regurgitation), so these numbers are still significantly underestimated.
2 - 4
Patients with untreated and long-standing reflux have a greater risk of developing Barrett's esophagus, which is a precancerous condition.
99 %
in patients with heartburn, the esophageal mucosa is not damaged and their return of stomach contents is completely physiological. In addition, 50% of them do not respond to conventional drug treatment. This is the so-called "functional heartburn".
700
What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
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Abdominal operations
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Falling on the coccyx
Gynecological inflammations
What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
TMJ rehabilitation
Physiotherapy treatment of the jaw joint is based on a detailed initial interview and careful anamnesis. Thanks to this, we can get a broad insight into your difficulties. You can read below about the areas we work with in therapy.
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Physiotherapy treatment of the jaw joint is based on a detailed initial interview and careful anamnesis. Thanks to this, we can get a broad insight into your difficulties. You can read below about the areas we work with in therapy.
What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
Manuální lymfodrenáž má své využití v řadě zdravotních stavů, zejména tam, kde je potřeba podpořit odtok tekutin, snížit otok nebo zlepšit prostředí v tkáních. Nejčastěji se využívá například v těchto oblastech:
Mechanical overload
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Excessive gum chewing
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Teeth grinding at night (bruxism)
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Frequent jaw clenching (for example, when stressed)
Bad
habits
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Resting the hand on the jaw while working
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Frequent chewing on a pencil or other objects
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Lip/cheek biting
Posture
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Increased neck and neck muscle tension
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Limited mobility of the cervical spine
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The occurrence of painful muscle spasms
Mechanical overload
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Excessive gum chewing
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Teeth grinding at night (bruxism)
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Frequent jaw clenching (for example, when stressed)
Bad
habits
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Resting the hand on the jaw while working
-
Frequent chewing on a pencil or other objects
-
Lip/cheek biting
Posture
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Increased neck and neck muscle tension
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Limited mobility of the cervical spine
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The occurrence of painful muscle spasms
What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
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What is reflux?
Gastroesophageal reflux is the backflow of stomach contents into the esophagus. This is a natural phenomenon occurring in each of us, especially after eating, and serves primarily to remove gas from the stomach.
Repeated and prolonged exposure of the esophageal mucosa to stomach contents may cause unpleasant subjective symptoms or damage to the mucosa in the esophagus, pharynx, oral cavity, or respiratory tract. At that moment we are already talking about gastroesophageal reflux disease.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
What you will get from your visit
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Causes
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Jaw joint disorders usually have multiple causes that interact with each other. From the point of view of physiotherapy, we are particularly interested in certain imbalances in the muscle and joint apparatus, which can lead to joint dysfunction and painful muscle spasms.
However, we must never forget the psychological and social factors as well, as they often play a crucial role here, as well as increased sensitivity to pain.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.
Causes
The problem of the jaw joint includes many different manifestations and even more causes. However, if we only talk about pain, it most often arises as a result of excessive and uneven tension of muscles and ligaments leading to incorrect position and function of the joint. Less often, the pain itself is caused by an inflammatory or degenerative disease such as arthrosis or arthritis. That is why we prefer to use the label of disorder or dysfunction of the jaw joint rather than the disease or inflammation itself, because these may not often be present and contribute to pain. Biopsychosocial factors have a significant influence, which you will read about below.