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Can being pregnant cause ear aches?
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Not usually : Pregnancy does not cause ear aches typically. Hormonal changes may predispose you to nasal congestion or a stuffy nose, which can lead to plugged, achy ears. See your OB or regular doctor for an ear check.
Answered 1/2/2016
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