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Eat & Head pain.
My son 3years9months old.He had feel ear pain and after their headache last one month.I visit him to an E.N.T Dr.P.B.Mandal.at Medinipur. Now ear pain decrease but not clear.but the half portion of froutside of head pain feel he sometime.once he fall down from 2feet hight .then his head was below side. My question is my son's headpins came from either earpain or fall down.? And when he will survived?
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Dr. Vinay S Bhat
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your son seems to to have had acute ear infection for which treatment was given and as per your information he is alright now. It is unlikely that his head ache is related to his ear problems. He may be suffering from post traumatic headaches. You need to consult nearby neurologist or Paediatric specialist for confirmation of diagnosis
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