Health : Vibration sound in left EAR? - wax bluetooth
Hello I am a man of 15 years and 5 days, I have a ringing in my class to the left ear or a vibration. I never had ear problems before I started one day playing PlayStation 3, and a Bluetooth headset, which fell, pushed so far into the ear (not too strong) and 4 hours later, whereas my ear suddenly room to . hum I went to the doctor, and today I've had a lot of wax, but could not see the problem (It was not an ENT), allowing me some ear drops of bicarbonate. Please tell me that I have the totals for the rest of my life, I have the enthusiasm going for him is not strong, but quiet surroundings ish.
I have never heard loud music, or use a phone with a lot, even encouraged, the Bluetooth headset, for 5 minutes before doing aWay.
Please help me I'm so scared, thank you.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Wax Bluetooth Health : Vibration Sound In Left EAR?
2 comments:
Do not know, however, that the helmet I was created with the tinnitus.
Tinnitus is very common and usually occurs in sometimes rather loud buzzing or ringing described type of sound.
In the following link you can find a way to remove the troublesome nature of what happened must be stopped.
http://www.audiorelief.co.uk/en/tinnitus ...
What the previous scheme is to match the sound you hear when you stop completely in the sound in your head block.
Above all the above and if you live here in Germany, I suggest you ask your doctor for an appointment to an ear doctor thoat near the main hospital to be seen. The specialist, a doctor who specializes in top-Ear Nose Throat soon be able to diagnose your problem.
Do not worry, this is not a deadly disease and to be honest is also very common.
Patient - "Doctor, it sounds to my ears."
Doctor - "Is the Thingor dong ding dong?
As someone else said, it could be tinnitus.
The most important thing in a minute no fear, no doubt tired. Go and check with speicialist. Meanwhile Read more about tinnitus at the following link. This gives you a just incase Most Discussed was formerly the head.
http://www.tinnitus.org.uk/index.php?q=i ...
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