Pain in right side of throught or ear

2025-05-06 14:30:45
Feeling pain in right side of throught or ear not able to identofied and miled fever with body aches.
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Throat pain may be reffered to ear. May be acute pharyngitis. You may need, antibiotic,  painkiller medicine

Answered2025-05-08 07:40:24

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It could throat infection related referred pain to ear. kindly consult to confirm.

Answered2025-05-08 03:40:38

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Answered2025-05-08 13:28:46

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Hi, I am. Dr. Atul Kumar Nimawat MS ENT Your symptoms suggest a possible upper respiratory tract infection, commonly due to a viral or bacterial cause. The throat and ear share a nerve supply (via the glossopharyngeal and vagus nerves), so pain in one can often be felt in the other — a phenomenon known as referred pain. Here are a few possibilities: Tonsillitis or pharyngitis (especially if there’s redness or difficulty swallowing) Otitis media or externa (middle/outer ear infection) Eustachian tube dysfunction (causing ear fullness/pain after a cold) Early sinus infection Associated symptoms like fever and body aches point more toward a viral infection, which usually resolves in 5–7 days.
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Take paracetamol for fever and body aches. Gargle with warm saline water 3–4 times a day. Stay well hydrated. If ear pain worsens or fever persists beyond 3 days, consult an ENT for an examination.
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When to see a doctor urgently: Difficulty in swallowing or breathing High-grade fever Pus/discharge from ear Swelling in the neck

Answered2025-05-08 03:07:36

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Take paracetamol sos and do gargling.if not improve consult with an ENT specialist.

Answered2025-05-08 02:43:42

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