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Throat pain ear pain 1 year +
I have constant pain, irritation(dull & sharp interminently) in ONLY left side of THROAT and EAR since 1 year+.and also constant POSTNASAL DRIP. All reports seems normal after consulting lots of ENT's(5 to 6). Although reports are old but my recent visit was on November 2019(direct laryngoscopy, CT PNS and Neck USG) nothing found although. Google is killng me, loosing my sanity- Big C stories later diagnosed- untreatable. I cant meet more doctors as of CORONA, what could be the problem is it really the 'C'.
N.b - reports attached please have a look
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Dr. Sandhya Patil
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi
Firstly stop panicking the symptoms you have along with the reports suggest you have a chronic sinusitis along with gastritis.
The constant post nasal dripping causes pain on that side of throat and if there is on going acute infection the pain radiated to that side of ear. You also have gastritis which causes reflux to throat causing constant pain in throat. This is very common seen in many individuals. Don’t google go by doctors suggestion.
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Do steam inhalation daily twice for some time the change is noted gradually. You can consult online would suggest medications based on further questions.
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This shall improve but nothing to panic avoid visiting too many doctors. Avoid spicy foods and eat regular meals.
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