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About 9 yrs ago i was treated for cholesteatoma thru surgery. i'm having a lot of pain on the same side in my jaw. could it be related to this?
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Cholesteatoma: Hello. The most common presentation of a recurrent cholesteatoma would be drainage. Other symptoms could be hearing loss, ringing and/or dizziness. The jaw pain would most probably not be related but seeing your ENT doctor will confirm this and may even be able to help identify a reason for the discomfort. Good luck.
Answered 6/10/2014
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