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Ringing sound in ears and blocked ears
I had cold 10 days back, went to office, the AC was high that day in office, after 30 mins in office my ears blocked and there was severe pain in ears, returned to home and took Sinarest and Dolo 650, next day went to General physician and ENT, have been using below medicines since 1 week;
1.Augmentin duo 625
2. Cap.Providac
3. Otrivin Nasal Drops
4.Montair LC
5. Hifenac P
6. Metrogyl
Ringing sound is still there and not clearly audible, can you please suggest if I should change medicines. I am feeling week and vomited 2 times in the night. I have not gone to office for 1 week now.
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Dr. Vinay S Bhat
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
You seem to have suffered from viral upper respiratory tract infection with associated eustachian tube dysfunction which is causing blocking sensation. Symptoms of vomiting and weakness are probably because of medicines and you may need to stop metrogyl and hifenac P and consult doctor at the earliest. Usually eustachian tube dysfunction will resolve on its own within few days
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Consult nearby ENT specialist for confirmation of diagnosis and appropriate treatment if required
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