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Should I Be Concerned About The Tingling In Ear?

I have had trouble with my ear for 4 years now on and off nothing major. fluid and ear infection. now i have tingling on right side of my face. Had terrible migraine primary sent me for mri and it is normal. said to follow it up with neurologist. should i see ent......
Fri, 2 May 2014
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Hi, you should see an ENT as you have history of ear infection and tingling sensation on the face can be because of a build up of fluid or inflammation. A persistent middle ear infection/fluid can lead to some pressure changes on the facial nerve. But some non specific neurological problems can also produce similar symptoms. So, if your ENT after ear examination thinks that the problem is unrelated to ear, you need to see a neurologist. Regards
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Should I Be Concerned About The Tingling In Ear?

Hi, you should see an ENT as you have history of ear infection and tingling sensation on the face can be because of a build up of fluid or inflammation. A persistent middle ear infection/fluid can lead to some pressure changes on the facial nerve. But some non specific neurological problems can also produce similar symptoms. So, if your ENT after ear examination thinks that the problem is unrelated to ear, you need to see a neurologist. Regards