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Interests => Health & Fitness => Topic started by: Chris_ on June 07, 2011, 10:12:28 AM
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I managed to hurt my neck over the weekend wrestling with one of my cars. I pulled or injured some muscles at the base of my neck and now I am having trouble hearing on one side. It sounds like I have water in my ear but I don't think that's the case.
Anyone ever hear of this? If not, feel free to point and laugh. I don't mind.
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Yep, the tensor tympani muscle might be part of localized inflammation.
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It may be a simple case of wax buildup that was jarred when you strained yourself. The water sound is a symptom of wax buildup. Try syringing your ears while you're in the shower.
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It may be a simple case of wax buildup that was jarred when you strained yourself. The water sound is a symptom of wax buildup. Try syringing your ears while you're in the shower.
I had that happen last time I went for a swim in the ocean... got some beach crud stuck in my ear for a week.
I'll give it a shot.
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The swelling has mostly abated and my hearing is back to normal.
That was disconcerting. Not to mention my neck hurt like a bastard all day long.