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Post covid vaccine - Ear pain
I am a TB patient with no major symptoms and currently under medication since Mar'21.
I have taken my 1st dose of covid vaccine past Friday and since that day I've started to feel a sudden acute pain in my ear.
The pain is very acute but it feels like a needle pin. The pain feels in ear and jaw line just below my ear.
Is this normal due to vaccine and the pain will be gone or shall I consult the doctor for this? I waited for more than 48 hrs post vaccine to see if the pain will go or not but its still there.
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Unlikely due to vaccine
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Dr. Raghu Nandhan
Head and Neck Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Chennai
It seems like a local ear problem, please consult your ENT dr at the earliest
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