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Right ear pain
Doctor,
I am getting right ear pain very frequently. It's been more than a month. I consulted three ENT doctors. They did audiometry test, PTA test. Doctors suggested various medicines such as Nezoflo D nasal spray, T. Montair Fx, painkillers etc.
The pain and discomfort is coming back again and again. I have to go to office and it has AC. Daily close to 8 hours I stay in office. I dont know how to get rid of this pain. Not sure what next to do.
Right ear feel like its blocked like how we feel after reaching some altitude. I am not able to understand what can help this pain to resolve once and for all.
Please help.
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You try Valsalva maneuver along with those medications
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Hello, it looks like eustachian tube dysfunction. Generally it gets relieved by the medications prescribed.
You can instill oxymetazoline nasal drops but only for 5 days not more than that. Avoid cold food. Steam inhalation 3 times a day.
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