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My son blew his nose, his ears popped. he had severe pain in his ears. felt very dizzy and felt pain at the back of his head. what do we do?
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Serous otitis media: He has fluid in his middle ears caused by mucus which has backed up from his cold. He needs to be seen by your pediatrician or entphysician asap.In the meantime he might chew gum to help relieve some of the pressure in his ears.
Answered 7/28/2016
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