- May 3, 2017
- 146
- Tinnitus Since
- 09/2015
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Who am I kidding, its got to be noise :/
Hi guys,
About a week ago I was outside and I tried to readjust my silicon earplug by gently pushing it deeper into my ear as it wouldn't seal well. I tried to gently move it more into my ear canal and pushed gently and felt a light pain in my ear, I stopped, tried readjusting it and gently pushed it into my canal. It finally sealed ok, but when I came home and took it out I felt a light fullness/odd feeling in the ear. It's been almost a week and the feeling is still there.
Do you think I caused any permanent damage? I had some pain in that ear when swallowing yesterday and my nose has been a bit stuffy but I don't have a cold. It's been worrying me a lot, but I cannot imagine how I could have possible damaged my ear like that. Do you think I could have permanently stretched my eardrum or damaged it somehow because of the light pressure of inserting the earplug?
Just to add, the earplugs were a double flanged silicon/rubber type.
About a week ago I was outside and I tried to readjust my silicon earplug by gently pushing it deeper into my ear as it wouldn't seal well. I tried to gently move it more into my ear canal and pushed gently and felt a light pain in my ear, I stopped, tried readjusting it and gently pushed it into my canal. It finally sealed ok, but when I came home and took it out I felt a light fullness/odd feeling in the ear. It's been almost a week and the feeling is still there.
Do you think I caused any permanent damage? I had some pain in that ear when swallowing yesterday and my nose has been a bit stuffy but I don't have a cold. It's been worrying me a lot, but I cannot imagine how I could have possible damaged my ear like that. Do you think I could have permanently stretched my eardrum or damaged it somehow because of the light pressure of inserting the earplug?
Just to add, the earplugs were a double flanged silicon/rubber type.