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What Causes Severe Pain In The Left Ear?
I have severe pain in front of my left ear dentist told me causes behind it is tooth pulp and others he precribed me zerodol p. This pain start with blepharitis in my left eye. My ophthalmologist gave me combiflam but bothe these medicines cant stop my pain. The pain was so severe that i cant function properly. Please tell me what to do. Can i take chymoral forte as one of my friend told me to take it. Plz help me soon i am in big trouble. The painis intolerable.
Tue, 11 Jul 2017
Hi,
I understand your concern.
You say to have severe pain in the left ear. Already consulted with dentist, who advised a pain killer (Zerodol p). You are still having pain.
You have blepharitis in left eye, for which ophtalmologist advised a combination of Ibuprofen with paracetamol.
In both cases, these 2 specialists advised anti-inflammatory meds.
But nothing regarding the real diagnosis.
You have not checked your left ear to rule out infection or any other inflammation.
Next, possible shingles is to rule out by neurologist as you are also having eye implications.
You need to determine the right diagnosis first, then, treat it adequately.
Antiinflammatory meds might not be enough to relieve pain and solve your case.
By the way, Chymoral forte is another potent anti-inflammatory med. You can use, but, should treat the primary cause first.
Wish fast recovery.
I understand your concern.
You say to have severe pain in the left ear. Already consulted with dentist, who advised a pain killer (Zerodol p). You are still having pain.
You have blepharitis in left eye, for which ophtalmologist advised a combination of Ibuprofen with paracetamol.
In both cases, these 2 specialists advised anti-inflammatory meds.
But nothing regarding the real diagnosis.
You have not checked your left ear to rule out infection or any other inflammation.
Next, possible shingles is to rule out by neurologist as you are also having eye implications.
You need to determine the right diagnosis first, then, treat it adequately.
Antiinflammatory meds might not be enough to relieve pain and solve your case.
By the way, Chymoral forte is another potent anti-inflammatory med. You can use, but, should treat the primary cause first.
Wish fast recovery.
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