If you suspect otitis media and have had pain for a week, you should consult an ENT doctor promptly. They may examine your ear, prescribe antibiotics or pain relief, and check for fluid or infection to prevent complications. Avoid inserting anything into the ear.

If your right ear is severely hurting, inform an ENT doctor as soon as possible. You can use a warm compress to temporarily reduce pain, but avoid putting anything in your ear. Proper medical care is needed to treat the cause correctly.

Left ear problems can be due to earwax buildup, ear infection, fluid in the ear, nerve or hearing issues. An ENT specialist should evaluate persistent hearing loss to identify the exact cause and receive appropriate treatment.

For recurring earwax, avoid cotton swabs and continue using ear drops as directed to soften the wax. If it keeps building up, an ENT doctor can safely remove it using suction or irrigation, which is the most effective long-term solution.

For sudden severe ear pain, it is best to see a doctor immediately, as it could be an infection or injury. Over-the-counter ear drops may not be safe without knowing the cause. You can apply a warm compress to reduce pain until you get medical help.

Pain near the ear while swallowing may be due to an ear infection, a throat infection, or issues with the jaw or teeth. You should consult a doctor or an ENT specialist to identify the cause and receive proper treatment. Applying a warm compress may help ease discomfort until then.

Ear pain with shoulder pain could be related to nerve, muscle, or joint issues, not just migraine. You should consult an ENT or neurologist for a detailed evaluation, and a physiotherapist may help if muscles are involved. Proper diagnosis is key to effective treatment.

You can manage earwax and itching by using ear drops to soften the wax, avoiding cotton swabs, and keeping your ears dry. If symptoms persist, a doctor can safely remove the wax and check for infections or allergies that may be causing the itching.