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A member asked:
My ears feel a little plugged and have been feeling slightly dizzy last couple days on and off. i do have seasonal allergies. could this be the cause?
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Eust. tube dysfuncti: Having allergy with stuffy nose may cause congestion in your eustachian tube and possible fluid in your middle ear, the results are plugged ears and dizziness and decrease hearing.
Answered 4/13/2013
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