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Isolated bilateral ear pain. intermittent, sharp pains followed by short throb. went to dr. not ear infection, not wax build up. what should i do?
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Ear Pain: Ear pain can be referred from other structures. It may be referred from teeth or joints in the area of the jaw. The pain may also come from the inner ear. Continue to follow up with your doctor to find the cause and feel better soon.
Answered 5/18/2015
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