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I have ear pressure, hearing difficulties, slight nasal congestion, since beginning of december. tried decongestants for 7 days. what now?
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See your doctor: for assessment, you may need referral to an ENT as well. Meanwhile use saline nasal washes, avoid systemic decongestants if having high blood pressure or pregnant, unless prescribed by your doctor, best wishes
Answered 2/14/2017
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