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I have middle ear effusion with hearing loss since an upper respiratory tract virus that began 2 months ago. the ear problem is for over a month. ?
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See ENT: Your past medical history and age will determine next steps, if you have allergies and atopic dermatitis, a trip to the ENT doc and allergist could turn your life around. A virus should not cause chronic ear problems for 2 months
Answered 10/28/2017
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