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pressure in both ears

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Wonderwall
Wonderwall

for the past 2 weeks now and then i feel both my ears clog up this dissapears sometimes but then comes bsck.it is worse when i breathe up my nose,there is also a mild vibrating noise in them(i dont always notice this)im also havin a tremor and im convinced this is to do sith my ears.also there is some rubbish on chest when i get the blocked ears and is also causing me dizziness and balance issues especially when i go for long walks.i have also recently got visual snow syndrome which ive read is also linked with tinnitus.does anyone know what it could be?im anxious about going the doctors as ive been alot recently about my eyes and anxiety and theyll just think im nuts.any opinions would be great

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  • anne05078
    anne05078 Wonderwall

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    Hello,  you should never feel a nuisance when wanting to see your doctor, you'll only

    become more anxious not knowing what's wrong this is what doctors are there for

     

    In my humble opinion, when you said you've muck on your chest it suggest a possible

    chest infection, that's produced a lot of mucus that caused your ears to block.  This

    can also cause visual disturbance and dizziness.  You may now how sinusitis.  Did

    yours ears block after you had a cold ?

    Most of us on this Forum (see other peoples posts) suffer Eustachian Tube Dysfunction

    and Tinnitus too....like myself.  The tremor maybe due to stress.

    Go back and ask your doctor for a steroid nasal spray that may help to unblock your

    ears.  However, in my experience and I have many years of suffering ETD it can take

    months for your ears to clear and you may end up having to be prescribed Prednisolone

    steroid tablets...one course is maybe all you'll need.

    Feel better soon.

    Anne

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