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I'm experiencing ear pain, low grade fever and a backache on the lower right side. is all this related?
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Unknown: The fever could be connected to your ear pain or your back pain. It is hard to connect your ear and back pain for certain. Be examined and hopefully that may tie your symptoms together. Myalgias is always a possibility but an exam and a urine sample may help to clarify the answer. All the best.
Answered 12/15/2014
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