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After workout i sometimes experience clogging in my ear..what should i do? should i concern for a pass out?
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Clogged ear: If you have allergies and congestion, your may feel more congested after a work out leading to that clogged ear feeling. It will not necessarily cause fainting.
Answered 12/23/2016
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