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My left ear has pressure and has been ringing since feb 8. i was told i had an infection. ive finished antibiotics but i do not feel better. my hearing is fine but the louder than normal tinnitus on that side is louder than normal and distracting. ?
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Ear fluid: Common reasons for ear fluid to persist are Eustachian tube dysfunction. The tube that connect your middle ear to your nose. This can be relieved by decongestant, nasal saline and lemon drops for many.
Answered 2/29/2020
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