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A member asked:
When i blow my nose there's a really loud screeching in my ear. is this going to be ongoing and should i go to the doctor for this?
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Try not to blow too hard. If it persists then you will need an exam by your doc to find a reason. I think your symptoms should get better.
Answered 1/8/2023
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