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Hearing loss (with middle ear effusion in right ear), enlarged firm mastoid node on same side for 10 months, nose chronically blocked. possible cause?
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Infection vs inflama: This could be infection vs inflammation You may have sinus infection. You need to see ENT. You may need a biopsy.
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