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One ear fullness / congestion
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4 days ago I had mild running nose for an hour because of allergies. After one day I am feeling right ear congestion.i have used 2,3 drop of sarso oil but no impact. Today I am feeling mild pain sometimes also. Any concern would be great.
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steam inhalation twice daily
avoid cold items
dont put oil in nose
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Running nose leads to ear infections through eustachian tube.. you should not use any oil in ear it lead to otomycosis .. and ear congestions will further detoriate..
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Staem inhalation
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
First do not add oil in nose or ear.
Take steam inhalation for few days
Take tab cetzine at night for 5 days.
Painkiller if ear pain stays
Consult for details.
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Dr. Manvi Mehta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Bahadurgarh
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Ear infections are common after nasal blockage
If any history of fever/ cough should be mentioned
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Online consultation to be taken
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Steam inhalation three times a day
Otrivin nasal drops 2 drops three times a day
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