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sheetha20286
sheetha20286

I have been suffering from sinus head ear fullness and veritgo for 5mths .I hv tried almost everything but no help.

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  • fly-boy
    fly-boy sheetha20286

    Posted

    Hi there. Google Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscience. Do you have autophony (hear your own voice in your ear) ?
    • sheetha20286
      sheetha20286 fly-boy

      Posted

      No I do not hear my own voice.my right ear is a dead ear that's what the ent drs call it.my left eat is also blocking.they gave me nasal congestion and telfast tablets but no use .I also suffer from vertigo.each day is a challenge for me.i prayer in alest one dr will help me clear this head ear fullness.i am willing to try anything.
  • dawn97748
    dawn97748 sheetha20286

    Posted

    I have cronic sinus, my ears are pluged when my sinus flares in winter. I've tried everything, there is only one over the counter drug that works for me with no side effects, it's called CVS Non-Drying Sinus PE Maximum Strength. I can't live without it when my snus flares. It's the only thing that works.
  • lisalisa67
    lisalisa67 sheetha20286

    Posted

    Oreganol p73 search it on the net. Its alternative. Just be sure its not TMJ a dentist or maxillary surgeon would know. Tmj would do that too. The jaw muscles from clenching or bruzosm would inflate blocking the eistachisn tube and dizzy or even vertgio can happen. the answer have a soft mouth gaurd made, custom and use it whilst you sleep. Take about ten days for muscle to calm down amd if it stops you found the problem. If its sinus and the do tor has not helpred u can try oreganol p73 or actully get a virologist to take a sample of the mucos and tell you what it is.
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