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Weird popping in ear

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drewross1997
drewross1997

Hi so for about 6 months now I've been having a popping sound in my right ear. It doesn't appear to be in sync with my pulse. It only happen when i quickly move my h ead, walk quickly or do do anything that changes my head position quickly. The sound is siniliar to the sound of popping your eara. I also have tinnitus in that ear and some high frequency hearing loss.

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  • anne05078
    anne05078 drewross1997

    Posted

    Do youe ear/ears feel blocked....if so it's probably mucus and your Eustachian tubes aren't functioning

    properly.  If your ears aren't blocked, have you got water into them.  Many of us on this Forum

    suffer Tinnitus, horrible condition !!  I suffer both Tinnitus and Eustachina Tube Dysfunction, really

    miserable conditions.

    Anne

    • drewross1997
      drewross1997 anne05078

      Posted

      My ears do feel full and blocked sometimes. The tinnitus is constant not really loud but about a 4/10. I went to see an ENT about 3 months ago and he said I have menieres. I'm going back to see another ent in 3 weeks as I don't think I have menieres. The hearing loss is high frequency and I've only had one dizzy spell and I have this weird popping sensation.

    • anne05078
      anne05078 drewross1997

      Posted

      Hello,  It sounds to me as though you have mucus in your Eustachian Tubes, called Eustachian Tube Dysfunction (ETD)  You'll need a steroid based nasal spray to help you.  Menieres disease usually makes one feel dizzy.

      I've suffered this condition for years and years.  If you've had it for 3 months, you will need help to try and help you.

      What country are you in ?

      Anne 

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