[harrie]

Hi Gemma,
Some of the more typical symptoms of TJM might include pain on the side of the face, possibly but not necessarily headaches, muscular tightness in neck and maybe shoulders. Stess is a common reason for TJM issues. Tooth pain can result from clenching. Blurry vision. balancing problems and throat pain is not usually assoc with TJM. Could these be side effects of your treatments?
Massages and acupunture can help. Mouth splints can help soften the trauma from clenching. Learning to let go of control and stress might be the most beneficial in the long run. This is probably also the hardest to do.
Oh yes, and if it is TMJ, treat the joint as you would a bum knee that acts up. Ibuprofen, if you can take it, will help make you more comfortable and stay away from gum, hard foods, and chewy foods while it is acting up.