Perhaps: It may or may not be related and we cannot determine that over the internet. One has to rule out other causes as well.
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Jaw pain: There are a number of causes for waking up with jaw pain and headaches. If you have a seizure disorder then you should report this to you neurologist. If there is no history of seizures then see a dentist for an evaluation.
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TMJ - Bruxism: TMJ disorder is the second most frequent cause of orofacial pain after dental pain. The common symptom are: headache, jaw pain, neck pain, eye pain, earache. Proper diagnosis is the key for the successful treatment. This disorder will not resolve on its own with home care. See an orofacial pain specialist for evaluation and treatment. Check site for OFP near you: http://www.aaop.org/
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Possible: If you had a seizure jaw pain can conceivable result from tooth injury, jaw fracture, dislocated jaw, contusion, muscle spasm, TMJ dysfunction. See oral surgeon for diagnosis.
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