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Slight eat pain , dizziness, and eat feeling full. this has been going on about 2 months. does it sound sinus related or mnire's disease? thanks.
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Eat pain: Do you mean you are getting pain after you eat? Are you getting dizzy? What you are describing fit stomach problem not ear problem. Take Nexuim and anti acid and stay away from spicy and greasy food. Not better see your doctor
Answered 10/7/2015
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