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Nose pain and ear fullness
For the last 2 years, I have been feeling ear fullness and pressure popping, have consulted ent 6-7
Ear are normal, ct scan pns relatively normal, nasal endoscopy normal, only a spur touching to turbinate,
Audiometry, impedance audiometry impedance, normal, antibiotics and anti allergic not effective,
For the last 2 months , suddenly both shoulder and biceps pain starts so consulted rhumetologists he advised ANCA PR3 , test is quite normal, but deflacort 3 mg dramatic gives response and relief from biceps and shoulder pain ,
ANCA dieses can happen if the test is negative
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Ear fullness related to deviated nasal septum.
Furamist nasal spray 2 puffs two times a day for 15 days.
Valsalva maneuver 20 times a day.
For ANCA report consult rheumatologist
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This ear issue can be due to septal spur . Try using steroid nasal sprays … ANCA is normal in your report
Less likely according to my opinion
However consult a rheumatologist for the same
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