A sore throat and ear pain often occur together with a sinus infection, a common cold, allergies, or even a dental problem. That's because the throat and ears are connected by the Eustachian tubes.

A sore throat and ear pain may be a symptom of an infection, allergy, or other medical condition. While some cases may resolve on their own, others might require medical attention. Ear pain alongside ...

The average adult gets as many as four colds per year, and one in three Americans suffers from allergies each year. In addition to just being generally miserable, both colds and allergies can cause ...

What should individuals do when seasonal congestion becomes more than just an occasional nuisance? According to Dr. George Livermore of the Ear Nose and Throat Clinic of Coffee County, recognizing the ...

Children are curious and they often explore the world by placing small objects in their mouths, noses or ears. Although many of these episodes appear to be harmless, some can rapidly escalate into a m ...

She came to the doctor’s office with her daughter and a whiteboard. It was the only way she could communicate since losing her hearing. After exchanging written messages with the doctor, though, she ...

Tonsillectomy may lead to ear pain, although mouth and throat pain are more common. People can relieve this by taking pain medication, using an ice pack or heated pad on the ear, and using distraction ...

When you think of ear issues, hearing loss is probably the first thing that comes to mind. And while it is indeed common as we age, so are issues that can cause aches and pains—sometimes severe—in and ...

Why does my throat hurt in the morning? Does it mean you have COVID-19? While a sore throat is among the symptoms of COVID-19 infection, there are several other reasons why you may be experiencing ...

Both a runny nose and headache are common symptoms. They can be caused by a range of different illnesses and conditions. Together, too much fluid or sticky mucus in the nose can cause pressure in your ...

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