Stiff Facial Muscles

[precious007]

it's turning into a fleshlight discussion :-)

[crullers]

Stiff Penis Muscles

Happens to me every morning. Anybody else get this?

I used to. Before I started double-barelling starks...

[Premium Parrots]

Sounds like possibly the beginning stages of Trigeminal Neuralgia

[crullers]

I used to. Before I started double-barelling starks...

After that my face muscles started getting stiff

[Frosted]

Sounds like possibly the beginning stages of Trigeminal Neuralgia

I heard of a guy that had that. He didn't seek help quickly enough and it became permanent. I used to work as a medic so got to see some of these things.
I'd do a bit of research on this Precious and see your doctor. Anything that is facial like that is likely to be neurological.

[sgreger1]

Yah my uncle got Bells Palsy recently from stress. Kinda froze his face in a weird expression. It goes away though. Not sure about the mough being stiff though, not sure if it's the snus or maybe just from the clenching?

[precious007]

Going to check in with a doctor if it happens again (mainly because I do have quite a few neurological symptoms, but nothing as this one, yep facial stiffness to the point where you cannot spit properly has something to do with the cranial nerves) I believe that snus has somehow contributed.

[Reynard]

When I was first out on Haloperidol, and antipsychotic for the treatment of schizophrenia, I developed 'tardive dyskinesia'. It was horrible, I couldn't control my jaw or tongue muscles, swallow and I couldn't walk. When an ambulance came to pick me up the paramedic got quite tickled by the fact that I had turned into the Jack Nicholsen in Batman, and had a fullon Cheshire cat smile for the duration of the trip. When in hospital I was administered procyclidine, an antiparkinsonion

The scariest part was that I knew this condition can be irreversible. You canimagine how terrified in the ambulance at this thought. Thankfully for me it wasn't, although people might think otherwise - as I smile a lot these days.

[desirexe]

Two portions at once??? There is some hope, maybe you do not have another disease...Perhaps it is simply just TMJ or a Temporomandibular disorder??? It hits me occassionally and it is very unnerving and uncomfortable for a while...it can happen when I simply open my mouth to put a portion in..it comes and goes.

[precious007]

When I was first out on Haloperidol, and antipsychotic for the treatment of schizophrenia, I developed 'tardive dyskinesia'. It was horrible, I couldn't control my jaw or tongue muscles, swallow and I couldn't walk. When an ambulance came to pick me up the paramedic got quite tickled by the fact that I had turned into the Jack Nicholsen in Batman, and had a fullon Cheshire cat smile for the duration of the trip. When in hospital I was administered procyclidine, an antiparkinsonion

The scariest part was that I knew this condition can be irreversible. You canimagine how terrified in the ambulance at this thought. Thankfully for me it wasn't, although people might think otherwise - as I smile a lot these days.

Vulpes, I'm with you on that one. Some medication can have dramatic effects on some people.

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