Is it possible for allergies to only effect one ear but not the other?

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It's weird my ear has been bugging me for most of the ear. It seems like it's allergies, but it's only effecting one ear and it's been feeling like it's plugged up. It seems like seems like it's like it's a lot worse when I lay down. Also it seems to effect my mom on the same days that effects me. At least on the days I'm complaining about it.
 
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It's weird my ear has been bugging me for most of the ear. It seems like it's allergies, but it's only effecting one ear and it's been feeling like it's plugged up. It seems like seems like it's like it's a lot worse when I lay down. Also it seems to effect my mom on the same days that effects me. At least on the days I'm complaining about it.

Yes, its possible.
 
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Not likely. An allergy that would affect your ears would be a systemic reaction which means it is a system wide reaction which would happen on both sides of the body. Something like a skin allergy where only the akin touched reacts is a localized reaction and only affects a specific area. A systemic reaction might seem like it is on one side more than the other if you sleep primarily on one side so the extra fluids drain primary to one side.
 
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