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My ear is throwing warm air since 2 weeks... do i need to visit dr??
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Usual reasons to go for an ear check are earache, ear discharge, blunted hearing, discharge from the ear canal,or tinnitus. Unless you have a red hot inflammation of the ear drum or canal, I can't think of a cause for heat coming out of the ear canal. You could consult your MD or ENT specialist as needed.
Answered 9/21/2022
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