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Ear infection in mar with vertigo. symptoms progressed to mri that showed lg mucous retention cyst in sphenoid sinus. daily headaches/pressure, motion sickness, nausea, neck pain, ear pain/presssure. could this be cause?
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Best to see ENT.
Answered 9/30/2022
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