Dental problems the cause of Ndombele's issues

mawspurs · Apr 14, 2020

According to French news outlet L’Equipe the 23-year-old has been struggling with dental problems throughout the season, after Spurs’ medical staff failed to detect the problem during his medical last summer.

Source: This is Futbol

Gassin's finest · Apr 14, 2020

Gb160 · Apr 14, 2020

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Dougal · Apr 14, 2020

Sounds about right. He’s chewed a lot of food.

Gassin's finest · Apr 14, 2020

Dougal said:
Sounds about right. He’s chewed a lot of food.

Too many sweeties.

mawspurs · Apr 14, 2020

Gassin's finest said:
Too many sweeties.

Gazza liked a Mars bar

TheHoddleWaddle · Apr 14, 2020

mawspurs said:
Gazza liked a Mars bar

Or 3.

Shadydan · Apr 14, 2020

Spurslove said:
Apart from calling the government's approach 'a disgrace' for making players 'an easy target' because of the outrageous wages they earn and suggesting he'd love to buy loads of equipment for the NHS if only he was asked to....?

No, not much.

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Gassin's finest said:

Gb160 said:

Don't act like a filling has never left you breathless.

Gassin's finest · Apr 14, 2020

mawspurs said:
Gazza liked a Mars bar

Gazza liked a lot of things...

Dougal · Apr 14, 2020

mawspurs said:
Gazza liked a Mars bar

But he could still put in a shift on the pitch.

tototoner · Apr 14, 2020

Van Persie used to struggle badly with niggling muscle injuries until he got his wisdom teeth taken out

davidmatzdorf · Apr 14, 2020

Here's a post that doesn't contain a joke about overeating. I happen to know a bit about this, from personal experience maintaining my own health and from reading numerous science articles.

Dental problems can cause sepsis.
Poor dental hygiene can cause endocarditis in susceptible people.
Chronic, low-level dental infections can cause complete havoc throughout your immune system.
Gum disease is linked with problems in your digestive flora - your "biome" - which in turn has been connected with mental illness, multiple auto-immune disorders and chronic inflammation.
Chronic inflammation is linked with an ever-increasing list of debilitating disorders and conditions, some of them life-shortening [and including the muscle injuries that @tototoner reminded me about].

I could go on if I had the time to read up and prod my recall. That was all from memory.

The article almost entirely lacks useful information, but I doubt they're talking about a few cavities or a toothache.

davidmatzdorf · Apr 14, 2020

tototoner said:
Van Persie used to struggle badly with niggling muscle injuries until he got his wisdom teeth taken out

Indeed he did, thanks for reminding me.

Springerding · Apr 14, 2020

Sounds legit after so many toothless performances

LeParisien · Apr 14, 2020

Wenger was way ahead on this in mid to late 90s they saw that dental issues correlated with other (muscular) injuries. Fixing the dental problems resolved the other injuries. Weird but apparently true.

davidmatzdorf · Apr 14, 2020

LeParisien said:
Wenger was way ahead on this in mid to late 90s they saw that dental issues correlated with other (muscular) injuries. Fixing the dental problems resolved the other injuries. Weird but apparently true.

The recent research strongly suggests that the key element to this is chronic low-level inflammation, which is a side-effect of dental and gum disease. The body's inflammation response is being linked to many of the most common ailments, including heart disease, respiratory disease and many auto-immune disorders. Inflammation and the digestive biome are the two big buzz-areas for preventive medical research at present.

Japhet · Apr 14, 2020

davidmatzdorf said:
The recent research strongly suggests that the key element to this is chronic low-level inflammation, which is a side-effect of dental and gum disease. The body's inflammation response is being linked to many of the most common ailments, including heart disease, respiratory disease and many auto-immune disorders. Inflammation and the digestive biome are the two big buzz-areas for preventive medical research at present.

Poor dental hygeine allows high levels of bacterial poison straight into the blood via the gums. It can lead to severe blood poisoning (sepsis) which can then cause catastrophic organ failure. It's common in dogs with bad teeth.

midoshairband · Apr 14, 2020

tototoner said:
Van Persie used to struggle badly with niggling muscle injuries until he got his wisdom teeth taken out

seem to remember Steven Gerrard being cured of chronic groin injuries after having his wisdom teeth out too.

davidmatzdorf · Apr 14, 2020

Japhet said:
Poor dental hygeine allows high levels of bacterial poison straight into the blood via the gums. It can lead to severe blood poisoning (sepsis) which can then cause catastrophic organ failure. It's common in dogs with bad teeth.

Yes. Sepsis was the very first item in my list above. And the second item was endocarditis, which is similar to sepsis: a bacterial infection in the bloodstream and the heart valves.

davidmatzdorf · Apr 14, 2020

On the other hand, we could just make a few more jokes about overeating and take the piss.

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