Recent content by Marshall

I can’t objectively say it did. But I think it didn’t help. But I’ll never know for sure. Sorry I can’t give you a straight answer

my least favorite part, but i alwas just tell myself itll go away like it always does

I would of said the same thing not long ago @Utdmad89

A lot of people move on with their life, I only came back to give personal advice and be helpful.

Where healing would come from an overall diminishing of T over long periods of time. And healing is non linear. I went from All bad days, to 2-3 bad days a month

I'll give you an example. When I'm around certain sounds/environments for a long period of time, my T could be a 9/10 and drop to a 2/10. Specifically when i play video games with my speakers about a foot away from my ears (like a headset) My t will 99.9% diminish no matter how bad it is.

I would say mild, but it's all subjective to how you feel about it. If your T was unmaskable no matter what and then dropped to those levels, you might consider you T a non issue.

@Marina Moon exactly, fluttering is a middle ear (bones) hitting your ear drum in response of stimuli such as noises and other things, could be internal as well like yawning/coughing

thats all that noise is, just mucus around the membranes making a noise when opening and closing. If there is too much mucus like when you are sick or have chronic inflammation, that's when it becomes an issues bc you cant equalize properly. the noise when you E tubes are opening and closing is...

I promise you that your ears have always crackled, you just never paid attention to it until you had ear issues. Your brain is just hyper focused on your ears bc the T and H. Everyone I've asked IRL has the same thing, and I asked everyone bc I'm a hypochondriac. It's a normal part of swallowing...

This is gonna sound like I'm gas lighting you, and I used to think what and how you are thinking about it. I thought the crackling was a bad thing that I never had before... but just like your nose always being in your vision 24/7, or being able to feel your tongue in your mouth at all times...

What do you mean by popping? Like your middle ear bones are thumping your ear drum? Or the popping crunchy noise when you swallow? kind of like a crackle