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3 months ago i had a sinus infection that for lasted 3 weeks. ever since then i have been hearing popping bubble sounds in my left ear when i sit down?
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Serous effusion: You may have fluid accumulation in your middle ear. It would be prudent to see an ENT specialist to avoid infection of the middle ear.
Answered 9/27/2020
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