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Ear pain when eat
Hi i have a ear pain from last night I have a pain when I eat anything. So I want to medicine and advise.
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It might be due to a dental problem or may b eusthachian tube block , need some more details for conformation
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were u having cough or cold?
Did u sctrach the ear?
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any allergy to medicines
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Ear pain can be due to a couple of issues.
It could be due to simple wax or due to tooth caries commonly
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should mention about any previous tooth aches, or ear discharge
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Dr. Anuraj CP
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Malappuram
Do u have pain only while eating or is the pain getting aggravated during eating?
If u have pain only while eating then it could be Temporo mandibular joint problem. Otherwise it could be ear canal infection. Need more details. It would be better if u consult
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Dr. Pranay Kumar Agarwal
Head and Neck Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
Ear pain during eating is most likely due to a temporo- mandibular joint dysfunction. However it could also be due to some other problem. For an accurate diagnosis, a clinical examination would be required
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take any analgesic like paracetamol (650) for pain and visit an ENT doctor for proper evaluation.
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