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What Is The Treatment For Ear And Head Pain?

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Posted on Mon, 17 Feb 2014
Question: i m facing ear and head pain due to working in call centre with voice process can u help
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Answered by Dr. Prahlad Duggal (30 minutes later)
Brief Answer: Give moments of break in between. Detailed Answer: Hi, thanks for query. Pain in ear and head because of call centre work can be because of ear phones and head phones. If problem persists, consult an ENT and get an audiometry done. Please use head phones for short durations and if a long duration use is required, please remove the head phone for few seconds and then reapply. Also move your vision away from screen for few moments and rotate your neck in all directions and then restart. Please consult an ophthalmologist and get refraction done and ask him/her to rule out exophoria. Feel free to ask another query. Regards
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What Is The Treatment For Ear And Head Pain?

Brief Answer: Give moments of break in between. Detailed Answer: Hi, thanks for query. Pain in ear and head because of call centre work can be because of ear phones and head phones. If problem persists, consult an ENT and get an audiometry done. Please use head phones for short durations and if a long duration use is required, please remove the head phone for few seconds and then reapply. Also move your vision away from screen for few moments and rotate your neck in all directions and then restart. Please consult an ophthalmologist and get refraction done and ask him/her to rule out exophoria. Feel free to ask another query. Regards