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Q: Liquid In Ear

asked by: billyb98 on October 20th, 2007

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i had wax in my ears went to the doctor the doctor got the wax irigated out now because of a sinus infection and headache i now got liquid in my ear my left ear is feeling a lot of pressure ime conjested the doctor gave me nasaquart qt and alavert 10 mgs.that didnt help at all.ime not sure what to do he set me up an appointment with a specialist.got any ideas that would help me get rid of my sinus infection?

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yogahoneybunny

replied on October 28th, 2007

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A nasal saline wash works for me.

We just candle-waxed our ears, so that sensation you're describing after is pretty familiar. And liquid in the ear and everything.

Can you go see an ENT specialist?

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