Ear fever is common in the following cases: 1. Special physiological periods, such as menopause and ovulation in women. During these special periods, the plant nerve function is disturbed to a certain extent, the body temperature changes to a certain extent, and it is possible to feel a fever in both ears. There is no need for special treatment, you just need to know or adjust yourself. 2. Early stages of inflammatory infections, such as auricular chondromalacia, may feel symptoms such as heat and itching in both ears early on. In the early stage, there may be only a little bit of symptoms and the symptoms are not obvious. As the condition progresses, there will be some obvious symptoms, such as ear pain and a high degree of redness and swelling of the auricle. 3. Other conditions, such as taking some medications, can also cause auricular fever, mainly drugs that dilate blood vessels.