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Possible causes of chronic ear pain?
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Ear Pain: Infections (internal and external), ear wax, throat infections, vascular issues, TMJ problems, dental infections, salivary gland problems and numerous other diagnoses can be involved. See your doctor who may refer you to an ENT specialist in some cases.
Answered 5/20/2017
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Many: Many causes. Some caused by ear problems. Others pain referred to ear from other pathology. See ENT doc for exam/recommendations.
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