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Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) occurs when the temperomandibular joint, or the jaw bone, is not working properly.
Tendonitis is an inflammation or an irritation of a tendon. Chronic strain, overuse or misuse of a tendon can lead to a repetitive stress injury (RSI), or a serious acute injury, leading to a weakness, tear or swelling of the tendon tissue resulting in pain and stiffness near the tendon.
Tennis elbow is the term used to describe tendonitis of the elbow, a condition where damage to the
muscles, tendons and ligaments around the elbow joint and forearm occur. It is
a common occurrence in tennis players. But is not just restricted to tennis
players, as any activity that requires gripping can cause this problem.
Tinnitus usually takes the form of a ringing sound within the ears, although it can refer to any sound which does not have an outside source.
Tonsillitis is the reaction your tonsils (the small glands at the back of your throat) have to a viral or bacterial infection. Some symptoms of tonsillitis may include: red and swollen tonsils, redness at the back of the throat, white spots on the tonsils and the glands in the neck being bigger than usual.
Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by a germ called mycobacterium tuberculosis.