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Ear ringing whenever winter comes
I have sinusitis problem I face ear ringing problem whenever winter comes ... Is this related with my sinus prblm
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Yes, it is because of Eustachian tube dysfunction (tube connecting back of the nose with middle ear).
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thorough ear & nose examination is warranted
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frequent salivation improves ET dysfunction.
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Xylometazoline nasal spray 2 puffs 3 times a day..
if not improved within 5-7 days, please consult an ENT Doctor.
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Yea that can be the possibility since ear and nose are connected by a tube , any sinus infections can affect the ear as well . U can book appointment with me for the detailed check up of ears and if ear drums are normal then an Audiometry test for ears should be done
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Yes, in the winter months ua sinus problems might lead to inflammation and blockage of ua eustachian tube leading to ear problems like ringing, decreased hearing or pain.
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