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Ear pain right ear no other symptoms
A cold that developed 3 months back had blocked the right ear. cold was treated but ear is yet to open, it is still blocked. Had a throat infection which was treated with antibiotics. Got ear pain2 months back and tool 5 day antibiotic course. Felt better but today again having ear pain..
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Steam inhalation for 5-10 min followed by nose drop Xylometazoline 0.1% thrice a day
Take T. Montek LC before bedtime
Do this for 5 days.
Avoid any exercise or weight lifting
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Consult privately for further assistance
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A course of medicine with antibiotics analgesic and nasal decongestant will be helpful
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steam inhalation
Avoid AC and cold foods
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It will be better to get an otoscopic evaluation of the ear first
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For now use warm salt water gargles thrice daily after meals
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Need detailed history
Get routine ENT examination done
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1.STEAM INHALATION 3 to 4 times in a day
2. TAB SINAREST 1TAB P/O twice in a day after meal for 3 days
Health Tips
1. Avoid Self cleaning of ear ( not even with ear buds, safety pin, etc.)
2. Avoid any kind of liquid instillation In ear (like oil, milk, Peroxide, etc)
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