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I have a throbbing behind my left ear. really hurts, then vanishes, then starts again. what is this?how can i make it go away? i also have laryngitis.
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Ear infection : You may have an ear infection extending into the mastoid air cells along with your laryngitis. If it persists please seek evaluation for mastoiditis.
Answered 5/24/2016
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