ear pain

What Are the Symptoms of Ear Pain in Children?

Symptoms can vary but commonly include:
Pain or discomfort in one or both ears
Fever
Difficulty hearing
Fluid drainage from the ear
Fussiness or irritability, especially in younger children
Difficulty sleeping
Pulling or tugging at the ear

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