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Is it normal feel light head ear infection & fluids i had 3 hours. but its been off and on a lot lately.
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Ear infections: Hi Yes, lightheadedness is a common symptom seen in ear infections, although not all people with ear infections get lightheaded. Feel better soon
Answered 11/23/2018
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