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Ear pain and pressure in ear when blowing nose?
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Ear pressure: May have fluid in ear from cold - antihistamines may help both ( i dont like sudafed-decongestants as they can cause heart issues and high blood pressure) which is why you are blowing your nose or may actually already have ear infection and need antibiotic . follow up with doc.
Answered 5/31/2019
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