my lower jaw aches sometimes when i yawn, and now i'm getting headaches and goes down to my nape.?
452460
it sounds like your jaw has some kind of injury. if it's getting worse now, it will keep getting worse until you're in pain every day. see your MD.
578298
drink more water. i heard that dehydration is one cause for headaches.
965064
as a natural therapist i would recommend a few alternate remedy's; try lying down in a dark quiet room, rub tiger balm on your temples & presure points around your neck ,try to make sure you drink plenty of water,see a eye specialist if you need glasses & maybe even see a chiropracter maybe you have a knot or a disk out! (P.S sounds weird but it may be cause you need to do a number 2) good luck & hopefully i havent cause a headache with all of my suggestions lol
230668
a localized headache.\n\nyou might have a tumor, but i doubt it.  don't let that bother you though.
37416
I asked the same question KIND OF go to the website below and it gives you the answers to the most common myths. Yawning is included in one of them.
193320
Always best advice is to see your physician. Sounds as though it could be post nasal drip....your sinuses draining into your oro-pharynx.
65842
See a doctor.  May be a migraine.
530144
You may have an impacted wisdom tooth. If you're in your late teens, I'm guessing that's what it is...\nYou're going to have to see your dentist. The only way he'll be able to tell what the problem is is by taking some xrays and checking things out. In the meantime, take what you would take for a headache (ibuprofen, tylenol, etc). You can do ice, that may help. But, you really need to have it looked at.
778974
You may grind your teeth. \nOr you may have a bad tooth. Make an appointment and have it checked. In the meantime, sleep w/ your head above your heart. This just means lay your head on a few pillows and don't lie flat. Most toothaches occur at night b/c of the blood pumping from the heart into the area of the tooth when we lie flat. If this helps, it's definately a bad tooth. If so, you're probably borderline filling/root canal. Get in there asap.\nGood luck!
260748
I get these alot I would try steam like boil a pot of water and put a towel over your head and breath in the steam a few times a day, also if you have bad headaches try putting Icy Hot on your temples or the areas afected be really careful with it though it is strong stuff
703966
it is probably caffiene withdrawls. try having some caffiene before school or at lunch sometime, i get bad headache if i dont have my morning coffee.
962143
jaw issues can relate to neck and spine misallignments .. can check it out with a physio or chiropractor or something  jaw issues can lead to headaches all because the pressure and allignment are wrong !!
514593
rub your temples with some peppermint oil...it helps a lot. or check out the aromatherpy line from bath and body works, they have some stuff for headaches that works great!
928066
Iv suffered for years with my wisdom teeth my whole face aches with them and my jaw cracks to when i yawn i would go to the dentist about this tho and they may suggest removing them as our mouths are not big enought to accommodate out wisdom teeth some dentist wont remove them now tho if they are healthy but they should if they cause pain im going to mention it next time i go as my last dentist refused to touch them and i will suffer in the next coming weeks as thay always seem to kick of in winter for some reason good luck
1171855
Not to mention the obvious "cavities", certain problems with your jaw—TMJ (tempromandibular joint disorder) ——can be caused by excessive gum chewing.  This can include joint pain, headaches, joint sounds, difficulty with fully opening the mouth.  If you know that you grind your teeth at night, you might want to cool it on excessive daytime chewing.
716326
Honestly that sounds like me in my calculus class during 1st period.  Lower back pain can be caused by weak abdominal muscles, and headaches can be caused by dehydration.  Drink more water and see if that helps with the headaches, your memory, and maybe even your fatigue, and if you are a little overweight like I am, try doing some sit-ups, that can help with your back.
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I can only advise from my own experience.  Please tell your doctor that you think you need a muscle relaxant for a little while until this neck pain goes away.  Just ask to take one at bedtime because they might make you drowsy.  \n\nSince this is neck and jaw pain, you are probably also a person who grits their teeth at night.  You need to relax.  If you don't mind my suggestions, there are different types of non prescription medications such a Benadryl that you can take at night to help you relax, but I would check with your doctor for a muscle relaxant.  \n\nI am so sorry you are having this problem.  It sounds more to me like anxiety than anything else.  Either that, or you may be developing arthritis in your neck in which case you also need something to relax.    \n\nBE sure and check with your doctor, this could be more than withdrawal.  I suffered with this until it got so bad, I could not turn my neck at all.  I kept taking Ibuprofen constantly and it did not help at all. Just made me feel funny in the head.  Finally, I found I had arthritis in my neck as well as some spurs that had formed on my neck that were pressing on my nerves.  I was given some medication that helped out a lot and I don't know your names in the UK but your doctor can help you with this.  Do you have chiropractic medicine where you live?  If so, you would benefit greatly from this as well as getting a massage from a licensed masseuse.\n\nBest wishes.