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Throbbing pain in ear and my allergies have been bothering me. been having ringing in my ears tired of being in pain?
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Allergies: Sorry to hear that your having such a tough time! It's possible that your allergies have caused your eustachian tube to become swollen (causing fluid build up and potentially and infection). You may need to be seen by your doc or at an urgent care!
Answered 11/27/2017
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