So here I am enjoying a little rest in Asia (coinciding with Chinese New Year, although I am not Chinese)...
Decided to meet a friend at the mall and have dinner, but as she had her dog we had to sit outside. Now about 400 feet down the terrace of the outdoor mall was a small concert that was echoing down our way.
We could converse at more or less a regular level, though had to raise our voice a bit towards the end. I thought well, it must be a safe level as conversation was at a regular level. But I think I was wrong.
T has spiked majorly and did have a slightly muffled ear the next day.... that has subsided but T is still raging and my ears still feel "sore" 3 days later.
So I'm going through the usual beating myself up for being senseless... if I didn't have a muffled ear the next day, I would have just chalked the T spike to anxiety, but I'm fearful now I did more damage to my ears.
Am I over-reacting or do you think my fears are justified?
Decided to meet a friend at the mall and have dinner, but as she had her dog we had to sit outside. Now about 400 feet down the terrace of the outdoor mall was a small concert that was echoing down our way.
We could converse at more or less a regular level, though had to raise our voice a bit towards the end. I thought well, it must be a safe level as conversation was at a regular level. But I think I was wrong.
T has spiked majorly and did have a slightly muffled ear the next day.... that has subsided but T is still raging and my ears still feel "sore" 3 days later.
So I'm going through the usual beating myself up for being senseless... if I didn't have a muffled ear the next day, I would have just chalked the T spike to anxiety, but I'm fearful now I did more damage to my ears.
Am I over-reacting or do you think my fears are justified?
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T goes up and down sometimes without any causes and it's so easy for our brain and mind to look for causality.
