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A member asked:
I jumped of a cliff and landed on my left side my ear popped and it really hurts now?
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Ear pain: Greetings. Jumping off a cliff? Hopefully into water. Regardless, see your doctor promptly. An eardrum perforation or worse could have happened. Use better judgement. Sounds dangerous and could be life threatening.
Answered 6/26/2018
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