October 2020

If my oligo child now also has TMJ involvement, is that still considered Oligo? And how aggressive should this joint be treated?

By |October 28th, 2020|, |

Involvement of the TMJ joint is very common in JIA and is most often without symptoms like pain or stiffness. Most commonly, a pediatric rheumatologist notices changes in the movement of the TMJ or growth of the jaw bones which prompts an evaluation for TMJ disease with an MRI.  TMJ involvement does occur in [...]

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