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I am experiencing ear pressure, hearing loss (side: one side only) and frequent ear infections. the following also describe me: hearing difficulties and irritability. what should i do?
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Ear infections: Stop smoking, limit alcohol intake, protect nose from particulate matter. Avoid those with URIs. Get audiogram. Consider having ventilation tube inserted, Office procedure
Answered 1/23/2018
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