Plugged and ringing ears after a party?
September 3rd, 2010I went to a party last night and of course there was lots of loud music. At the end of the party, my ears felt plugged and were ringing, but I figured that after some time away from the music they would go back to normal. I came home around midnight, went to sleep and woke up with my ears still ringing and feeling plugged. I can hear things, but this feeling won’t go away. Is it still too early and I should just wait a bit more for them to go back to normal, or should I see a doctor?
Wait a little longer, temporary tinnitus can happen, i’ve have it myself however if it lasts longer than 5-7 days go and see your doctor
Imagine jumping out of a deep-sleep to a high pitch ringing sound in your ear, or constantly hearing the rushing sound of water or birds chirping. Sounds awful, right? Unfortunately, this is a reality for millions of men and women who suffer from the medical condition tinnitus, often referred to as ringing in the ears.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s questions during the House Judiciary Committee hearing on the constitutional limits of executive power.
Hearing loss is the third most prevalent heath problem in America. By 2030 there will be over 50 million hearing-impaired Americans. How good are your ears? And how can you protect your hearing?
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http://tinnitusmiracles.wordpress.com/ In cases not involving aural trauma to the inner ear, hyperacusis can also be acquired as a result of damage to the brain or the neurological system. In these cases, hyperacusis can be defined as a cerebral processing problem specific to how the brain perceives sound. In rare cases, hyperacusis may be caused by a vestibule disorder. This type of hyperacusis, called vestibular hyperacusis, is caused by the brain perceiving certain sounds as motion input as well as auditory input. In some cases, vestibular hyperacusis can affect the autonomic system and cause problems such as loss of consciousness, mental confusion, nausea, or extreme fatigue.
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