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Nose feel like some sort of movement of something inside, is that normal, the same with ears. is that normal or is that something i need to worry abou?
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Likely allergy: Sensation of movement or irritation in mucous membranes of nose and in the inner ear are often symptoms of allergy. Otc antihistamine tablets are worth a try if the symptom is bothersome, if not, ignore it.
Answered 4/15/2014
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