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Speaking 5 to 10 minutes on mobile causes pain in the ear. what could be the reason? what test should i go for?

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Trauma to your ear.: Probably the way you hold or press the cellphone to your ear is causing pain. Use other ear for a while and change the way you hold it, or use speaker. If not better see an ent.

Answered 7/3/2013

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