Intermittent tongue ulcer and ear block noted. It's more in afternoon hours than forenoon. I also faced sharp teeth damaging tongue and treatment given. No problem in swallowing and eating
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Tongue ulcerations due to sharp teeth is a common finding after 50 years of age. Get your enameloplasty (grinding of sharp enamel edges) done or if you have any decayed tooth , get it treated by a nearby dentist. For ear blockage you need to see an ENT specialist.
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