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What Is The Cause Of Pain Behind Ear When Breathing Deeply Or Yawning?

I get pain behind my right ear when i breath in deep or yawn - it s not all the time but when i do get it it s there for a while about an hour or 2 so i have to try not to breath in deeply or yawn. what could it be (i was a bit stressed and raising my voice when i started getting the pain this time)
Mon, 20 Jan 2014
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Hello,
Thank you for the post on HCM.
I have gone through your history the symptoms which you have narrated may be due to Mastoiditits, sinusitis ,infection of the ear and infection of the tube connecting ear and throat..
I would like to advise
1.Oral Antibiotics
2.Decongestant
3.Antihistamine
4. Chewing gums
5. Analgesics
With this your symptoms may improve. Please contact your ENT surgeon for evaluation.
Thank you.
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What Is The Cause Of Pain Behind Ear When Breathing Deeply Or Yawning?

Hello, Thank you for the post on HCM. I have gone through your history the symptoms which you have narrated may be due to Mastoiditits, sinusitis ,infection of the ear and infection of the tube connecting ear and throat.. I would like to advise 1.Oral Antibiotics 2.Decongestant 3.Antihistamine 4. Chewing gums 5. Analgesics With this your symptoms may improve. Please contact your ENT surgeon for evaluation. Thank you.