Probably from the bin germs
Positive thoughts
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Probably from the bin germs
Positive thoughts
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My ears seem funny like there is wind and I have headaches how can I sure it’s not serious?
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Watch and see
Nicola
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Well that’s not a great answer as I don’t want to wait and have something awful wrongOriginally Posted by nomorepanic
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Phil06,
Only a doctor can answer this question. I'm not a doctor but it certainly sounds like residual cold symptoms.
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It is hardly anything awful is it.
Go and see a doctor then, what else do you want us to say ?
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You are only making your headaches worse by stressing over them,go outside get some fresh air and drink some water.
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I’ve had a popped ear/blockage for a few weeks could it be flu? It feels like I’m under water or it needs popped?
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I'm not sure if that's a flu symptom, but I don't think so? Sounds quite routine though, in any case.
Might be wax. A quick trip to the doctor will help find the problem: I had my ears syringed a few years back because one of my ears just totally blocked up and everything sounded underwater. It was actually OK, mildly pleasant feeling and afterwards I could hear better than I had done in years! It costs about £40 to get it done privately (i.e. quickly)
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