Earache Followed By Nausea, Sore Throat, Headache, Fever, Extreme Exhaustion. What Do Symptoms Indicate?
Hello I had two weeks ago gotten an ear ache and a fever and dizzyness and tiredness when I woke up in the morning the fever was gone but I now had an ear ache in both ears.... A few days later I started feeling nauscious and a soar throat came on... It was excruciating and then a headache I had a fever again and am EXAUSTED what does this sound like to you
Fri, 14 Feb 2014
Infectious Diseases Specialist, Dr. Praveen G's Response
Hello, Welcome to HCM, You are having upper respiratory tract infection, because of which you are having all the symptoms. Infection can move in either direction from throat to ear and ear to throat by a canal called eustachian tube. Whenever the pressure inside the ear increases because of the infection it may cause sever pain in the head region and the face. I would suggest you to take a course of oral antibiotics and oral NSAIDs. If your symptoms are not improving you may require expert opinion on symptoms and clinical findings. Thank you.
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Earache Followed By Nausea, Sore Throat, Headache, Fever, Extreme Exhaustion. What Do Symptoms Indicate?
Hello, Welcome to HCM, You are having upper respiratory tract infection, because of which you are having all the symptoms. Infection can move in either direction from throat to ear and ear to throat by a canal called eustachian tube. Whenever the pressure inside the ear increases because of the infection it may cause sever pain in the head region and the face. I would suggest you to take a course of oral antibiotics and oral NSAIDs. If your symptoms are not improving you may require expert opinion on symptoms and clinical findings. Thank you.