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I have an ear inflammation and sinus,doctor said. but feeling a bit heavy chested now when i climb the stairs and general dull feeling. is it normal?
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When to get checked: During treatment and recovery from sinus and ear infection you should stay vigilant. If you have fever, vomiting or worsening overall (instead of getting better) then get checked, minor ER or doctor visit. Take friend with you. Be well
Answered 5/26/2015
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