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Ive had ear pain in both ears since augustbeen told by doctor in sept i had little fluid behind my right ear but both ears dont look infected. they crackle & pop constantly & throb off & on. what could cause this for so long?
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It has been almost 2 months so you should see your doctor again or preferably an ENT doctor.
Answered 10/22/2022
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