It’s possible that the ear pain and inflammation you’re experiencing could either be a part of the natural healing reaction or an indication that the potency or remedy needs to be reviewed. Sometimes, when symptoms shift locations — for example, from chest to ears — it can show that the remedy is acting, but the direction of cure and intensity need to be assessed carefully.
I would suggest not taking any further doses of Spongia tosta 200 for now. Observe your symptoms for a day or two and note if the ear pain increases, decreases, or changes in nature. It would be best to consult your homeopathic physician before making any switch to allopathy they might either antidote the medicine, adjust potency, or prescribe a complementary remedy (for example, Hepar sulph or Belladonna depending on the symptom picture).
If the ear pain becomes severe, or if you develop fever or discharge, you can take supportive allopathic care for comfort while continuing homeopathic follow-up.
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