Hand foot mouth is a possibility too.As an ER pediatrician, I ignore whatever urgent care diagnosis was given regarding ears. They usually suck at examining them, and think every flushed ear drum in a kid with fever/crying is infected. That, or frequently find that they're outright liars, and couldn't have possibly seen the TM, because of the enormous amount of wax (or even foreign bodies) that is in the way. The people doing these evaluations and making these diagnoses are almost never pediatricians, and usually aren't even physicians.
Good to know!! he doesnt seem bothered by the rash at all! He does still have a bit of a rash though and its been like 7 days since it first showed up. its kind of comes and goes tho is that normal for roseola?