Brief Answer:
Could be unrelated symptoms
Detailed Answer:
hello XXXXXXX and welcome to health care magic,
I am Dr Sriram Nathan, an ENT surgeon and I will try to help you out with your problems.
At the offset let me assure you that though you do have multitude of problems, they seem to be benign by your description and treatable too.
Regarding the feeling of rednes or face becoming hot, it may be a normal reaction which is seen in many normal people especially during
stress or workout or even after standing for a long time due to the compensatory action of the brain. However it can occur even in conditions like during
pregnancy, during menopausal period and also on taking certain foodstuff such as seafood etc. It can also occur if you are taking certain medications such as
hormonal medication,
contraceptive pills to name a few. You need to run down all the causes i have mentioned and see if anyone relates to you. If not you must consult an
endocrinologist who may try to find out more rarer causes.
Regarding your feeling dizzy when you stand, it is very indicative of a condition called the
postural hypotension. You need to get your blood pressure evaluated and this must be done by a physician or a cardiologist in standing and sitting position to reach a diagnosis and get a proper treatment for the same. You may meanwhile try not to suddenly get up from lying down position and also do not stand for a long time. You must always hydrate yourself properly and never stand in the same position for long periods of time and you will definitely feel better.
The final problem which you have is a simple case of glue ear or fluid in the ear which is usually self limiting. You can take a course of antihistamine like levocetrizine in consultation with your doctor. You can also do steam inhalation two to three times a day and the fluid will go away in due course. Wait for a month or so and if it does not feel better or the fluid is not getting relived then you must take an audiomtric analysis including PTA and Impedance and also a CT of the
temporal bone and get back to me with the reports.
Hope all your doubts are clear and I will be more than happy to help you out if you have any more doubts
regards
Dr Sriram Nathan