Sentences with phrase «mild ear pain»

are at least six months old, have mild symptoms (mild ear pain and fever that is less than 102.2), and the pediatrician isn't sure if the child really has an ear infection

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After talking to the nurse practitioner, we learned that mild cases of swimmers ear will often go away on their own, while drops are often given for more severe infections (and for pain relief).

So a lot of those types of symptoms are fatigue, feeling like you're getting the flu but never really coming down with the flu, light sensitivity in the eyes, tinnitus in the ears, pain in the lymph nodes underneath the ears, those kinds of things, maybe a mild fever but hardly ever fever associated with it.