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Hey, yeah exactly. Feeling of "fullness" definitely comes with it. How long were your "episodes"? Also how often do you get them and how are you doing now? I actually have been diagnosed with lyme disease since posting this thread so I'm now on treatment for that. It seems like this symptom for...

I've battled with episodic secondary hydrops for 2 years now. I'd say if it's been only 10 months, the surgery might not be worth it. I've heard it can temporarily help but in the long run just aggravate/return the issue. There's almost always a main issue that's causing the hydrops. Mine took a...

@Tara Lyons I have very similar experience! Constant fluctuation of tinnitus in volume and frequency, fleeting tinnitus, distortions that come and go in both ears but left is worse. Right now I'm fairly sure mine is because of a tick borne disease. Do you recall any summer with a bad flu after...

Meniere's is just a term ENTs use when everything generic is ruled out and they don't know what's causing the symptoms. There's always something that causes it. Here's few: - Ongoing infection such as Lyme - High virus load (EBV, Herpes etc.) - Something else wrecking immune system (allergies...

Hi, I've had hearing problems for 1 and half years now. Fluctuating hearing loss in both ears and tinnitus mainly. This all started 2 years ago in army, where I had a nasty flu/something that left me with a viral looking rash which never went away. I also have neurological tingling/pain all...

Anybody else had anything close to this? Been really anxious today. I had the same thing again just a few hours ago in my other ear, though lasted only a minute or so.

Hi all, First post here. So, I've had few bouts with a very weird "fleeting tinnitus/fullness". It's a full sensation in ear that comes suddenly and makes sounds a bit distorted for about an hour or so, then it disappears and returns to normal. I just had one in my left ear. Basically my...