I've been experiencing a sudden echo sound in my ear since waking up yesterday morning. It's a bit concerning and I can't help but wonder what's causing it. Could this be something serious or is there a simple explanation?

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That could be due to ear effusion,practice vaslaval it would resolve,if its still continuing,visit ENT doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

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I've been experiencing a sudden echo sound in my ear since waking up yesterday morning. It's a bit concerning and I can't help but wonder what's causing it. Could this be something serious or is there a simple explanation?

That could be due to ear effusion,practice vaslaval it would resolve,if its still continuing,visit ENT doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

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