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Pain in ear, tinnitus
Having tinnitus problem in ears, had it before also once. This time it's since almost a month.. But now the ringing has reduced instead, pain behind ears, at times inside ears and throat is happening... Since few hours im feeling a little tightness in the jaw also... Due to lockdown im not able to visit a doctor to explain the whole thing and get it checked properly, what should I do? Is there any mild antibiotic I should take, supposing that it could be an ear infection? What shall I do please guide... 🙏 It's bothering me
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Dr. Shreha Pathak
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
More details are needed here. Probably you are having a TM joint inflammation. Although a possibility of infection can be ruled out only after a detailed discussion and possibly a picture of your throat amd inside ear.
As of now, just take combiflam in case of pain.
Chew from both sides and take only soft food.
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Kindly consult with more details and pictures so that further treatment can be prescribed after confirmation of diagnosis.
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