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They may ease pain around the face and sinus congestion. Medicines you can get without a prescription that may help include: Decongestants. These work by ...
Here are some tips to try: Practice good posture. When standing or sitting, keep your shoulders in a straight line over your hips. Keep your ears directly over ...
Difficulty breathing; Nausea or vomiting; Greenish or bloody nasal discharge; Unusual sleepiness; Severe headache; Persistent crying; Ear pain. Choose ...
... ear or cheek. Trouble swallowing. Trouble opening the mouth widely. Numbness in part of the face. Muscle weakness in part of the face. Pain in the face.
Ear pain; Fatigue; Fever; Headache or facial pain; Itchy eyes, nose, mouth or throat; Mild body aches. Nosebleeds; Reduced sense of smell or taste; Runny nose
Back pain; body aches or pain; chills; cough; difficulty with breathing; ear congestion or pain; fever; headache; head congestion; hoarseness or other voice ...
ear congestion; headache; loss of voice; nausea; sneezing; sore throat; stuffy or runny nose. Less common. Back pain; belching; burning, itching, pain in the ...
More-intense symptoms, such as headache, throat pain or cough. Trouble with breathing or wheezing. Ear pain. Fussiness or drowsiness that isn't typical. No ...
Abdominal or stomach pain; back pain; bloating or gas; changes in appetite; coughing; diarrhea; dry mouth; ear pain or hearing problems; fever; general ...
Rarely, a vertigo attack lasts up to 24 hours. Hearing loss confirmed by a hearing test. Ringing in the ear or a feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear.
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