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What to do if i have ear infection pain facial paralysis on right side?
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See ENT doctor now: It is uncommon for adults to get facial paralysis from an ear infection, but it does happen and should be treated right away by an ENT doctor. It could be from other causes also, all of which will be checked out by your ENT doctor. Go!
Answered 12/8/2015
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