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I don’t think it’s an infection either. I went to my allergist and told him about everything too and he tried azithromycin for a few days to see if that helped and it didn’t.

My flight was a very brief one. 2 hours at most... would an MRI confirm an inner ear barotrauma diagnosis? No doctor has really thought it could be that.

@Contrast are there tests to determine??

@Contrast I don’t really have hyperacusis though. My ear isn’t super sensitive to sounds. I’ve been trying to stay away from loud sounds though

and @Jemina i didnt have problems during the flight. I was trying to sleep in different positions which might have strained my neck I don’t really know. The docs have called BS on essentially all of my claims. Said it’s gonna go away just have to wait it out. I asked if barotrauma, ETD, tumor...

@trancerobot I dont think they’re full. I have a sensation at times that makes it feel like I should pop my ears and I do. There isn’t fluid in them. I think there might be negative pressure because tympanometry can miss this sometimes. When they hurt it feels I am too deep underwater or something

@Jemina I had earbuds in so the plane noise wasn’t loud to me. I had a podcast playing and it wasn’t loud by any means. Im almost positive it’s a pressure thing... Someone who has experience said it might be inner ear barotrauma because the ENT wouldn’t be able to see it

@dpdx No concerts recently. Most recent was in January... I did use earbuds on the plane but wasn’t listening to loud music. Had a podcast playing.My jaw does click sometimes while eating. Not always though so i’m not sure about the TMJ... Do have toothaches a lot though. I don’t know if this...

My tinnitus developed 24 hours after a flight about 6-7 weeks ago (July 22). The first week was AWFUL! But it seems that I can now mask it easier, I don't focus on it as much, and that it is almost quieter (but I am not sure). I am not sure if I am just habituating, or if it is actually going...

Hi everyone! I have been posting on here a little bit just to settle my nerves, and sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't, but here's my story! Any advice is very appreciated! So about 3 weeks ago, I had my college orientation. I was obviously very nervous (especially because the college...

He said I may have a sinus infection because I had some yellow discharge

An ENT I went to recommended Flonase to me, but the allergist said it would not help me in this situation and that he does not know why she would have recommended it.

I went to my allergist yesterday. I have had a ringing in my ears for almost three weeks now, been to 4 doctors, and each of them has told me a different thing. He did a physical examination and along with my symptoms, he believes that my Eustachian tubes aren't functioning properly. I can...

Thank you! Hopefully the allergist can offer some insight as well... fingers crossed. Might ask for a camera to see if anything is wrong in the nose or tubes

i tried an antihistamine a couple times and didn’t seem to do much but make me drowsy :/

My T was super bad the first week. The second week I went on a vacation and it seemed to get better. The ENT did a brain stem response test for an acoustic neuroma and since then it has gotten a little worse. I am just confused about everything going on. This all started after the flight and it...

She told me to use Flonase and aim towards the ears (which i dont really understand how to do). I was going to wait though for the allergist because they’re apparently addictive

So the past two weeks have been a nightmare for me. I live in Michigan and was visiting Florida for my college orientation. I developed really bad contact dermatitis before leaving, so the trip was miserable. To make things even worse, 24 hours after my flight, I developed a ringing in my...