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Blocked ear
I had a throat infection which eventually led to watery nasal discharge and ear pain. I had ear pain for 2 days a week ago. Since then I don't have war pain but my ear feels blocked . I can't seem to pop my ear no matter what. I still have an ever so slightly watery nose. It's been over a week, I can't pop my ear open. It feels blocked ( no wax in ear ) Please help.
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Need to see inside the ear to make a correct diagnosis. Can be wax ( don't know how I ruled it out). Another possibility is fluid in the middle ear. I strongly suggest an examination. Treatment varies.
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It might be due to eustachian tube dysfunction Or allergic cause or serous otitis media or wax
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Kindly take consult and take steam inhalation
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Kindly donot sniff nasal secretions Kindly avoid usage of ear buds Kindly chew properly before swallowing
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Could be due to cold-blocked eustatian tube
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Consult ent
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Steam inhalation
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Throat infection will affect your ET tube and leads to block sensation.if not resolved with medication,you need to undergo nasal endoscopy to rule out various other causes of Ear block sensation.
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Steam inhalation
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Don't delay the OPD visit for examinations , it can lead to impaired hearing.
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May be due to eustachian tube dysfunction.
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xylomist nose drop 2 drops 3 times a day Tablet Allegra M at night for 5 days
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steam inhalation
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Your ear is blocked due to upper respiratory tract infection that causes eustachian tube dysfunctioning. And your eardrum is going to be retracted
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consult ent opinion for your reference
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avoid cold stuff antibiotics nasal drop and decongestant
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