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Ear pain from 3 days
Having ear pain from past 3 days in the right ear and throat pain on that side. There is no discharge, no hearing loss or anything like this. It feels normal just that there is pain espeacially while swallowing. I cleaned the ear 3 days back. As a home remedy i am putting warm mustard oil and took pcm for pain relief. There is no fever but little uneasiness. Please suggest some ear drops or medicine.
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It’s possible that your throat pain is causing your ear pain. Please don’t put anything in your ear.
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Chances are high that pain throat is causing referred pain in ear start tab hifenac p twice a day for 5days plus tab augmentin 625 twice a day for 5days soft and bland diet
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Dr. Ajay Shedge
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
19 yrs exp
Thane
Do you complain of blocked ear?
Any complaints of blocked nose / running nose / sneezing?
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Please revert back with above information
Health Tips
Keep ear dry, avoid earbuds
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