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Right Ear pain, little wetness inside
Since last 3 days getting ear pain and observed little wetness when slept on
that side of ear.its not running .
Pain is like Stroke and intermittent, but almost continue.
Ear shows little swelling , no wax.
Has also issue of nostril getting chocked from same side. More when sleeping on pain side ear.
Need advice pl.
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Hi...based on your history you might be suffering from acute otitis media...which is a middle ear infection!!
If on pressing external ear if there is pain...means external ear is also involved most likely due to aggressive cleaning with ear buds...
If you're a diabetic you might need an antibiotic course...
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online consultation for detailed history and effective management
Health Tips
avoid head bath & using 'bud'/ in the ear earphones, steam inhalation thrice daily...DO NOT TRY TO CLEAN WITH EAR BUDS!!!
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May be you have ASOM /middle ear infection or fungal infection of ear.
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Need to consult ENT surgeon for treatment
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