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My ear is popping and pressure, can i wait 2-3 days to see a doctor?
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Eustacian Tubes: Could be eustachian tube dysfunction which is very common. An unequal release of pressure between the inner ear and outside often due to a cold or allergies. If pain worsens or hearing decreases please see your doctor asap.
Answered 4/1/2016
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