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While the search results don't specifically address ear redness and heat during migraines, these symptoms could be related to blood flow changes that occur during migraine attacks. Changes in blood flow throughout the body are common during migraines and can cause various physical sensations. If you experience these Show Full Answer

While the search results don't specifically address ear redness and heat during migraines, these symptoms could be related to blood flow changes that occur during migraine attacks. Changes in blood flow throughout the body are common during migraines and can cause various physical sensations. If you experience these symptoms along with any of the following, you should seek immediate medical attention:
- Severe headache pain that feels different from usual
- Confusion or trouble thinking clearly
- Vision problems
- Weakness or numbness
- Persistent nausea or vomiting

It's important to discuss any new or unusual symptoms with your healthcare provider, as they can help determine if these symptoms are migraine-related or require further evaluation.

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