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My ears is bruising up when hearing higher sounds. worst is lighter tones like womens voices. doc said normal for me after tests. can it be okey??
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Ear pain: Certainly not normal. I assume normal test was hearing test. Many other issues can cause ear pain. If no better or worse in next 5-10 days, please see ear, nose, throat specialist. Good luck.
Answered 6/26/2014
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