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Feeling of water in ear
The three months have had a feeling of water in my ear. It sounds like the ocean in a seashell. I went to the doctor and he prescribed amoxicillin and ear drops and diagnosed me with a middle ear infection. Two months later and I still have this ear irritation. I went to my acupuncturist for sinus treatment because I've had congestion and thought it could be related to my sinuses. Still did not work. I use a heating pad everyday on my face head ear and neck I drink ginger tea I take hot showers I take antihistamines occasionally I pop my ears several times a day. What should I do now? I really feel like it might be sinus related because I'm congested a lot
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Consult an ENT Surgeon Please
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
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Please meet an ENT Surgeon immediately!
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