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Can fluid in ear cause stabbing pains in same side back of head when coughing, bending over, sneezing? dr says ear is full fluid and it's pressure.
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Yes: Fluid in ear or sinuses can cause excruciating pain &/or headaches. What was the cause & what treatment was given. Consult with us to help solve this issue.
Answered 5/16/2019
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