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How come my throat and ears are always itchy?
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Itch: This sounds like allergy which may be due to inhallents or/and food(s). There are steroid drops that work well for ear itch. Steroid pills may help throat. Get checked for allergy so you know what to avoid.
Answered 11/25/2012
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