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Is Sore Throat, Swollen Glands And Popping Ears With History Of Having Sinus And Ear Infection Serious?

I have a history of sinus and ear infections. Currently I have a sore throat, swollen glands, some congestion and my ears are starting to pop like they are filling with fluid. Should I make a doctors appointment or should I just wait and get some rest?
Fri, 25 Apr 2014
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hello, simultaneous sinus and ear infection can lead to water accumulation behind d intact tympanic membrane.there are posiibilities like, ur ear drum(tympanic membrane) mat rupture or consatant retaining of fluids may cause hearing loss by stiffening of tympanic membrane.both of these require surgery.evaluate first with ent surgeon, problem can be solved by simple antibiotics and nasal decongesants.
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Is Sore Throat, Swollen Glands And Popping Ears With History Of Having Sinus And Ear Infection Serious?

hello, simultaneous sinus and ear infection can lead to water accumulation behind d intact tympanic membrane.there are posiibilities like, ur ear drum(tympanic membrane) mat rupture or consatant retaining of fluids may cause hearing loss by stiffening of tympanic membrane.both of these require surgery.evaluate first with ent surgeon, problem can be solved by simple antibiotics and nasal decongesants.