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Pressure or fullness in ears?

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debbie82116
debbie82116

Anyone with labyrinthitis or vestibular neuritis have ear pressure or pain???

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  • ronald31131
    ronald31131 debbie82116

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    Hi Debbie, That's really encouraging to chat with you a bit and to know that the Symptoms could eventually go away. I don't think I'll be able up to see a doctor or rehab therapist for a while so I I'm trying to do fairly aggressive exercises on my own.

    Though I only started a few of days ago.

    Very uncomfortable. The worst is walking around a huge Loblaw's Store for about 30 minutes. Also I go to a park and throw around a soccer ball, kicking around and also use the basketball.

    court.

    I'm thinking that if I continue the exercises daily I will likely see improvement. I know it's slow process. Did you do your exercises every day and for how long? I actually want to travel a lot this winter to Europe. I hope this condition doesn't stop me.

    • debbie82116
      debbie82116 ronald31131

      Posted

      I know exactly how you feel...you just need to know it will go away! The exercises I did mostly had to do with your eyes and head movements. One example was to stare at the letter B on the wall and move my head from side to side and up and down. I would have to walk a short distance doing those head movements too. It was all about "retraining" my brain rather than physical exercise. I did those kinds of exercises 4 times a day for several months.

    • debbie82116
      debbie82116

      Posted

      Google vestibular rehab exercises on the internet!! 🙂🙂

  • joshuapryce1987
    joshuapryce1987 debbie82116

    Posted

    Pain and ear pressure can stem from alot of issues, its important to exercise your body parts and not just your muscles.

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