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Are Clogged Ears With Dizziness While Having Cold A Cause For Concern?

I had a cold for the past couple of days but I seem to be getting over it. When I was younger, and even still, When I get a cold I also get an ear infection. Of course when I was younger I went to the doctor immediately because of the pain, but now as a teenager I m more adapt and I don t tend to overreact to what s going on. But again I have plugging of the ears (more increasingly over the past weeks, even without the cold) and when I went to blow my nose, both ears kinda shut and I felt like the room was spinning and that I was gonna pass out.. Should I go get things checked out, or let the cold finish its course?
posted on Tue, 2 Jun 2015
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I really appreciate your concern, chances of ear wax impaction are very likely and this need to be ruled out and for that you have to see the ENT surgeon, some time this may associated with the fungal infection, the only option you have is get done the clinical examination or your ears, hope this information helps, take care.
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Are Clogged Ears With Dizziness While Having Cold A Cause For Concern?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, chances of ear wax impaction are very likely and this need to be ruled out and for that you have to see the ENT surgeon, some time this may associated with the fungal infection, the only option you have is get done the clinical examination or your ears, hope this information helps, take care.