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Multiple sclerosis tmj. any relationship? i read some article about similar symptomps
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No: Multiple sclerosis is strictly a disease of the brain and spinal chord and doesn't affect the joints. If you have one autoimmune disorder like MS, you can however be prone to another like rheumatoid that can cause arthritis, including arthritis of the TM joint.
Answered 5/8/2017
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