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leo22222
leo22222

Hey guys! Since the last october i have had some problems with my left ear. The problem started when i used a waterballon, to rinse the ear of earwax. But when i used the waterballon with water, i added WAY to much water in my ear, I mean alot. And the first week i couldt hear on that ear, but it got better with the weeks, although the "water-feeling" in my left ear was still there. Weeks after i got a earinfection, because of all the water that was in my ear.

Anyways. Now, so long time after, I can still feel the water, if its the water I feel. For example, when the sounds is very high, when i'am screaming etc, then i can feel a "boop-water-feeling", hard to describe. It lasts 1-2 seconds, just when i am screaming/high sounds.

I have also rinsed my ear for earwax, but the thing is still there, and its a bit annoying.

Does anobdy know what it could be? Is it some water still left, or something other?

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  • anne05078
    anne05078 leo22222

    Posted

    Hello, never had to deal with Water in the Ears.  Usually, we talk about suffering Eustachian Tube Dysfunction, that's invariably is brought on from suffering sinus, Rhinitis, Post Nasal Drip and allergies.

    Try googling your problem and see what it says.

    Hope it drains soon

    ann

     

    • leo22222
      leo22222 anne05078

      Posted

      What do u mean? Have u heard of people which have swimmed, and then got some of the water in there ears for example?
  • anne05078
    anne05078 leo22222

    Posted

    It's hard to get water into your ears unless you've been swimming, or maybe water from having a shower.

    Water and fluid usually isn't called that when you have Eustachian Tube Dysfunction....it's mucus that gets

    trapped and so hard to get rid of as it's thick and sticky.

    Anne

    • leo22222
      leo22222 anne05078

      Posted

      So what could it be then? Because i feel a feeling of water, everytime i scream, or under very high sounds, for example very high music. 
    • anne05078
      anne05078 leo22222

      Posted

      Hi Leo,  If this is water in your ears due to using too much, like you;ve said in your previous message you'd better go to your doctor and ask if he can syringe them out....hopefully, this will sort you out.

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