The phenomenon of ear pain with headache may be caused by otoneural neuralgia, acute otitis media, herpes zoster, superficial temporal arteritis, migraine and other factors.
1. Ear neuralgia: due to the head or ear suffered external violent impact, inflammation and so on and lead to local nerve stimulation, thus inducing ear neuralgia, so it can show ear pain with headache phenomenon.
2. Acute otitis media: mostly caused by bacterial infection, and accompanied by middle ear fluid or pus. With the aggravation of the disease, the tympanic membrane can produce a certain pressure, which may appear ear pain and headache phenomenon.
3. Ear herpes zoster: if it violates the facial nerve and the auditory nerve, it may also cause earache and scalp pain.
4. Temporal arteritis: Clinical manifestations vary significantly depending on the extent of arterial inflammation, but typical symptoms include severe headache, pain during chewing in the biting, temporal, and lingual muscles, and also temporal, ear, and top-of-the-head pain.
5. Migraine: Severe migraine may involve pain in the ears and top of the head.
If the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to enter the hospital in time to identify the cause of the disease and actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment.