One of them said it was nothing one said it is a very important tumor and a biopsy is needed to be done but it may also turn a benign tumor into a malign one so it is dangerous and even if we want the lesion to be removed it is again too risky because of the proximity to the facial nerve.
Doesn't this mean that once they treat this lesion, there is a chance that many of your health problems will eventually go away? Or did your doctor tell you that this lesion will be hard to treat?
Yes but doctors opinion differ. Some say it is nothing and it can not cause T or related problems, some say it may be definitely something important but they are unsure about its probability to cause T. We don't actually know where exactly is the lesion located, so again unsure if it will be risky to remove it (might be too close to facial nerve), so in a nutshell, nothing is clear.
@MuffinMan serious clicking & locking on the T side and a TMJ specialist examined my jaw movements and said there is definitely something wrong. But my TMJ MRI says everything is fine, so I am confused a little. I wonder if we still can have TMJD even if the MRI results seem fine.
It seems to me that it is too much of a coincidence for you to have that lesion AND T. The doctors who say that it can't cause T are likely wrong. Consider looking into getting that lesion treated...
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