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When to See a Doctor See an ENT or your family doctor if you notice: Severe ear pain, high fever, or swelling around the ear Ear discharge, especially if foul-smelling or blood-stained Sudden or one-sided hearing loss Vertigo with vomiting or a new imbalance Symptoms persisting beyond 4872 hours despite home care Recurrent episodes (for example, every time you get a cold) Children, older adults, and people with diabetes or immune conditions should seek timely care, as complications can be more likely
Environmental risk factors Various environmental exposures have been implicated or hypothesized to contribute to the risk of LCINS (Table 3)
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Many nicotine tests actually detect cotinine instead of nicotine itself
This cigar is so named from the bark in which the tobacco is rolled