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Hello, my left ear continues to pop, and feels congested since the beginning of spring, i was told, saline nasal spray will help along with nasacort (triamcinolone)?
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Ear popping: Could be seasonal allergies. Nasocort and saline rinses should help. You could also add claritan for an antihistamine.
Answered 5/10/2015
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