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Ear pain n throat stuck issue
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I face something is stuck in throat and also when I open mouth or bite teeth left side ear paining. Ear pain started from when I done root canal treatment 3 month before after that I consulted doctor he said there is no issue mouth opened for longer so pain occurred. But again pain occurring
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The symptoms like something is stuck in the throat, excessive dryness, frequent clearing of throat, voice changes, some heartburn etc are related to gastric reflux and the Treatment is to treat gastric reflux and these throat symptoms will resolve. The pain in ears could be due to many causes not present in ear like any dental infections, enlarged lymph nodes in the neck, salivary gland infection, tonsils infection, temporomandibular joint(jaw joint)etc. This is known as referred earache. The treatment however is to clear the primary problem and the earache will reduce. In your case due to prolonged mouth opening the joint must be strained therefore causing pain
Next Steps
Consult an ENT surgeon and get treatment for your reflux and the earache due to joint strain
Health Tips
1. Avoid hard food
2. Avoid wide mouth opening
3. Give hot fomentation to joints
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