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Took my daughter for her 1 year old appointment and she had double ear infection but didn't show any signs of pain..is that normal?
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Yes: Not unusual that ear infections don't cause pain--if the tympanic membrane is not under pressure the ears may not be painful.
Answered 3/14/2016
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