earache

"Tell me, Lamp-Wick, dear friend, have you ever suffered from an earache?"

In consequence of a cold, she caught a sore throat; and some time later she had an earache. Three years later she was stone deaf, and spoke in a very loud voice even in church.

UPDATE: DMSO, a by-product of papermaking, was sold in the early 1960s as a cure for headaches, limb pain, earaches and colds.

The book, titled 'A Friend To The Sick, or The Honest Englishman's Preservation', explained that taking a loaf made with one part of caraway seeds, cutting it through the middle and applying it to the ears was an easy cure for earaches.

I often wake up with a sore jaw and have minor earaches. Do over-the-counter products help?

KABUL (PAN): Mobile phone users say that long calls cause earaches, headaches and mental fatigue.

earaches while your friends went to parties, proms and college.

"The reason there is such a wait is because the ER has a lot of nonemergency issues to deal with," she says, such as the common cold, earaches, and sprains.

The title of my book--Salt in Your Sock--came from an Italian grandmother who had a surefire remedy that she had used to treat her children's and grandchildren's earaches. Her recipe, shared with me decades ago, called for heating a cup of coarse sea salt in a frying pan.

Taking care of their earaches and heartaches and broken bones and disappointments, paying for their college and dance classes and car insurance--they've been a burden.

With all seasonal changes, we are more prone to develop various symptoms, including those of "colds" and "flu"--fatigue, nasal drips and obstruction, sneezing, coughing, sore throats, earaches, headache, sinusitis, bronchitis, diarrhea, etc.