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Have been diagnosed with upper respiratory tract infection accompanied by stabbing pain in head, which tends to move around - is this common ?
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URI: Sometimes you can get sinus inflammation with a URI as well as fluid build up behind the ears - this is common. It can also cause headache or head pain like you're describing.
Answered 6/10/2014
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