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Throat and ear pain
Hi doctor, I have been suffering from throat pain ans ear pain few months. It comes and goes. When I swallow, drink, sneeze, burp it hurts. If I catch cold it is more severe. If no cold pain is mild. But it is not going away completely. What to do?
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The cause is eustachian tube dysfunction. Start doing valsalva manoeuvre for about a week and steam inhalation. If the issue still persists , visit an ent specialist for evaluation of the same and it's management
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it's because of eustachian tube dysfunction.
steam inhalation
valsalva maneuver 20 times a day
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Dr. Chandaa V J
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi it’s mostly looking like and Eustachian tube dysfunction
You and take antihistamine / avoidance of cold food items and drinks
With spicy food for a few weeks
Valsalva, and steam with Sinarest apical wil help
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