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» Sudden HEARING LOSS in left ear !!!!!!! ((HALP))
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post 1612919601 08-08-2020, 02:19 AM
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Sudden HEARING LOSS in left ear !!!!!!! ((HALP))

Sitting on sofa when hearing in left ear suddenly diminished by about 60%, accompanied by a feeling of pressure in my head/ears. If I cover my right ear, everything sounds muffled.

Googled wtf was going on, and started to freak out at the possibility of it being permanent!

Thought I would turn to misc doctors for advice until I can go to IRL doctors on Monday

Anyone else experience this?

EDIT - nurse looked in my ear and couldn't see any earwax
post 1612919651 08-08-2020, 02:20 AM
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Does it feel blocked?
post 1612919701 08-08-2020, 02:21 AM
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You'll be fine. It happens to me quite often.
post 1612919741 08-08-2020, 02:22 AM
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Originally Posted By AVIK777
Does it feel blocked?
Yeh, like when you go swimming and got liquid stuck in there
post 1612919791 08-08-2020, 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta
You'll be fine. It happens to me quite often.
Hope so. Went to bed hoping I would wake up with it better, but still same ;(
post 1612919881 08-08-2020, 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted By demfeelsbro
Yeh, like when you go swimming and got liquid stuck in there
Probably just too much ear wax, it happened to me it filled up and one day I couldn’t hear anything in one ear at all. I went as got wax softener for my ear dropped some in and waited 20 minutes, then I went to the doctor and got ear wax removal, which is like a syringe they put in and pump water in ur ear and it all comes out and then I was good as new
post 1612919911 08-08-2020, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted By demfeelsbro
Hope so. Went to bed hoping I would wake up with it better, but still same ;(
It never lasts that long unless I have some kind of infection going on.

It sounds like your brain is maybe starting to seep out of your head through your ears. I'm sure it's fine.
post 1612919951 08-08-2020, 02:28 AM
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This happened to me in December when I got sick. Took a few days to go away. You sure you don’t have the Rona?
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See an ENT specialist. Chances are it is just a bit of wax or some bug. But it could be something bad.

for OTC solutions, u could try debrox and see if it helps clear out wax.
post 1612920131 08-08-2020, 02:33 AM
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lol earwax buildup
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Do you have any vertigo? I had that happen before but my first symptom was vertigo which lasted for 1 day. The next day i couldn't hear anything from my right ear and i felt pressure on my ear drum. Turns out it was infected. Took like a week to clear up
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Originally Posted By dabbmw2002
Go to a minute clinic and get out checked out asap.
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post 1612922661 08-08-2020, 04:19 AM
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post 1612922861 08-08-2020, 04:26 AM
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You're probably fine, it's most likely either a bout of vertigo or tinnitus. Contrary to popular belief you don't have to hear a ringing to have tinnitus. This occasionally happens to me too, initially wondered wtf is going on now no longer care because it's benign and not getting worse
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post 1612922901 08-08-2020, 04:27 AM
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Originally Posted By quasifocho
Do you have any vertigo? I had that happen before but my first symptom was vertigo which lasted for 1 day. The next day i couldn't hear anything from my right ear and i felt pressure on my ear drum. Turns out it was infected. Took like a week to clear up
No vertigo, but feeling pressure on ear drum, particularly left. When I shake my head I hear a chiming noise...which is a symptom for tinnitus.
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ringing in ear is tinnitus..


do you have any other symptoms..
post 1612923111 08-08-2020, 04:36 AM
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Originally Posted By Alie865656
ringing in ear is tinnitus..


do you have any other symptoms..
Left ear feels clogged. Feel a slight pressure in ear. Certain noises sound tinny
post 1612923351 08-08-2020, 04:45 AM
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Like I said, don't overthink it, assume it's not a huge deal. If you notice the frequency increasing, go see a specialist
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Just went in to clinic and they couldn't see any earwax

gave my a spray in case it's an infection. fuuuarkkkkkkkkkkkkkin earcel

on way home I noticed when I whistle it sounds really weird.
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Originally Posted By demfeelsbro
Sitting on sofa when hearing in left ear suddenly diminished by about 60%, accompanied by a feeling of pressure in my head/ears. If I cover my right ear, everything sounds muffled.

Googled wtf was going on, and started to freak out at the possibility of it being permanent!

Thought I would turn to misc doctors for advice until I can go to IRL doctors on Monday

Anyone else experience this?
You have an ear wax build up in your ear. Go to the doctor and get it irrigated. Alternatively, you can get a kit to try to do it yourself at home.
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post 1612925931 08-08-2020, 06:10 AM
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Probably an ear wax build up, it happens.

https://www.cvs.com/shop/earwax-md-e...prodid-1730071I didn't feel like going to the walk in clinic to wait 4 hours for a 10 minute procedure so I got this and it worked wonders. Takes a day or two with consistent use, just follow the directions. I also used peroxide a couple drops in the ear, kept it tilted but don't go overboard because the peroxide will loosen it up but it won't dissolve it that's what the product is for
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Have you done any swimming lately OP? You may have some waterlogged in there.

Or it could be sinus related, try blocking your nostrils and blowing hard into them through your nose, that clears my ears up and makes them pop back to normal when I experience blockage in them.

I’ve had a history of ear issues like infections and random feelings of blockage, tinnitus etc. it should go by it’s self just like it came by it’s self
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
You have an ear wax build up in your ear. Go to the doctor and get it irrigated. Alternatively, you can get a kit to try to do it yourself at home.
Originally Posted By badreligion
Probably an ear wax build up, it happens.

https://www.cvs.com/shop/earwax-md-e...prodid-1730071I didn't feel like going to the walk in clinic to wait 4 hours for a 10 minute procedure so I got this and it worked wonders. Takes a day or two with consistent use, just follow the directions. I also used peroxide a couple drops in the ear, kept it tilted but don't go overboard because the peroxide will loosen it up but it won't dissolve it that's what the product is for
Nurse looked in my ear and couldn't see any earwax....was really hoping it was just a build up of earwax
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What's your diet like?

When was the last time you cleaned out your ears?

Do you swim?

The pressure you're describing could be linked to electromagnetic radiation. Srs
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My dad had the same symptoms, then got vertigos, and is now disabled because he has meniere's disease. Stay safe
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Jesus christ people.. it's just earwax that shifted into the inner ear..

It's not permanent
You don't have an infection
Vertigo and tinnitus are symptoms, not causes
Meniere's disease is caused by past physical trauma to the head


Grab some OTC drops/alcohol and let it soak in to displace the wax 2-3 times per day until it clears
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Originally Posted By demfeelsbro
Nurse looked in my ear and couldn't see any earwax....was really hoping it was just a build up of earwax
Oh no...
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Originally Posted By demfeelsbro
Nurse looked in my ear and couldn't see any earwax....was really hoping it was just a build up of earwax
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