My right side of ear, jaw and face hurt after i woke up this morning.?
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The most likely cause for this pain is blocked sinuses. Buy some sudafed and take for at least 24hours. You should feel rapid relief. The pain is referred pain, alot of people get pain in ears, nose, cheeks , head etc and never think of the sinuses.Good luck - if the pain continues you could have a sinus infection- go see your gp for some antibiotics xx
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Sounds like some kind of infection. Hope everything turns out ok.
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Try a cold compress over your eyes and temple lay in bed with this and take a tylenol pm. Hope you feel better. If you arent any better soon go to the er.
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TMJ.  I have it too, it is greatly effected by stress.  If it tends to be worse in the morning, you may be ginding your teeth at night. You can purchase a moldable mouth guard to sleep with so that you don't clench your jaw as much as you sleep. Mine comes and goes for months at a time, so maybe a mouth guard and some painkillers would help before you spend all that money on a specialist.
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Warm a bit of olive oil and instill 2 drops into each ear.  Over the counter antiinflamatories can be administered if needed.  If the pain persists after 24 hours, go visit the pediatrician.
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it might be a sinus problem, or sinus infection, or ear infection, or swollen lymph nodes caused by another infection,,i suggest you see a dr,  and even consider going to an emergency room, all of those symtoms combined together really dont fit into any one problem that i know of , i would be especially concerned about the numbness and dizziness
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No, this would not be TMJ.  The right ear pressure may be congestion and the neck pressure could be swollen glands.  Or not, but TMJ won't cause either of these.\n\nTMJ is a problem with the joint that connects the jaw bone to your skull at the temple.  You are most likely going to notice TMJ as headaches in the temples (in front and just above your ears), popping or even feeling like the jaw is catching on something when you try to open your mouth wide.
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You most likely have an ear infection. I would head to the doctor.
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Elevate your head on a couple of pillows at night.  Get a humidifier in your bedroom, and during the day, drink water.  No dairy products.  No milk, cheese, yogurt, or ice cream.  Your eustatian tube in your ear gets full of mucous when you lie down flat.  Call your doctor anyway, and tell him how long you have taken the medicine he prescribed,(doctor's have a lot of patients, and they can't remember all the details when you call them), and ask him for advice.  He may want to see you to check your ears, or prescribe a stronger medication.  Be sure you are taking all of your medicine exactly as the doctor prescribed it to be taken.
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If it hurts to breath when you awake, (I'm assuming that's what you meant) lol, then you really need to see a doctor.  It sounds to me that you might have a sist, or a growth of some kind.  Your body is waking you up to alarm you that something isn't right.  Please see a doctor today.  Ron Couch
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inner ear infection?  Get to a doctor tomorrow!!!
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i would suggest going to a doctor.  you may have strained a muscle or something worse but go soon
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Get to a Dr quick. Have it checked out thoroughly. It could be something serious.
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Gonna have to go to the doc for this one, Hon.  It could be a couple of things.  Maybe, an inner ear infection.  And you would need antibiotics.
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The left side worries me. It could be the medication. If it persists then go to urgent care.
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Sounds like your cold got "in your ear".  Glad you are seeing the doctor.  You may need antibiotics to clear this up.  If left untreated, it could potentially effect your hearing.  Sounds like you caught it in time.  (No pun intended).  ; )
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Only your physician can make an accurate diagnoses but if I take a guess I would urge you to check your pillow.  Does the headache end when you get up?  This might be because of wrong pillow height.  Also do you have arthritis in your neck?  That can be another source and can usually be helped by finding the best sleeping position for you.  As I said these are only guesses and if it persists I urge you to see your physician.