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My allergies are causing jaw and ear pain, what should i do?
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Might not be allergy: Jaw and ear pain are signs of TMJ or temporomandibular joint disorders. It might not be due to allergies. Please see your local doctor to be evaluated.
Answered 5/11/2015
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