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Blocked eustacian tube cause tinnitus dr samoa tried cure sinusitis to cure it.didn't work. what shouldd be done now? limited healthcare few machines
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Decongestant: If you do not have hypertension, you can take sudafed to help clear your ear. Otherwise, i would consult with your doctor about other treatment options. There are other prescription medications that can be used to help you.
Answered 3/26/2013
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