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Having sharp, quick pain in ears for 4 days. never happens in both at the same time, but occurs after listening to music. what do i do & what's wrong?
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See your PCP: Loud, sudden noise is a common cause for earache. It also could be otitis. Otitis externa is an inflammatory process of the external auditory canal. Check with your pcp for future investigation, diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 2/14/2014
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