An ear infection can occur from allergies, and this will act the same way as an ear illness from a virus or bacteria. Ear infections typically occur in the middle ear, when fluid becomes trapped in the small space behind the ear drum. This fluid buildup leads to pain and other symptoms.
Can seasonal allergies cause ear problems?
Although ear pain is not the most common symptom of seasonal allergies, allergies can cause ear pain, either directly or by creating an environment that could lead to ear discomfort and infection.
What helps ear pain from allergies?
Treating Ear Pain Caused by Allergies1Rest in an upright position to reduce pressure in the middle ear.2Put a cold pack on the outer ear for 20 minutes.3Chew gum to encourage air to pass through the ears.4Take an over-the-counter pain reliever.5Talk to a doctor if the pain persists more than 10 days or if you have a fever.
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