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Michele
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Anyone ever experience this?
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Pinelady
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Make sure it is not your blood pressure and then I would try some Sweet oil.

You can get it at wally world in pharmacy dept. A couple of drops in each ear stopped mine quick.

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Keebler
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ALL EARS: Specifically for LYME patients - lots of details about ears and what can help:
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http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=065801

Topic: TINNITUS: Ringing Between The Ears; Vestibular, Balance, Hearing with compiled links - including HYPERACUSIS
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oh yeah! I have a locust in my right ear and a low metalic hum in my left.. makes me nuts sometimes...and it is way bug related!
it got really loud when I started ABX after my first injection of ceftriaxione...crazy loud cicadas in my ear- only one side of course!
I am also super sensitive, cry when my cell phone is too loud, can't use appliances.
all the best and no, you are not alone!

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TerryK
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Yes, in my right ear! You describe it perfectly. My doctor looked in my ear and said it was fluid. She gave me a prescription antihistamine which I could not take due to palpitations, fast pulse, dizzy etc..

I also tried something for swimmers ear and that didn't work either but I read reviews from a number of people who said it worked great for them.

I've used ear candles to clean the ears before so I used ear candles to see if I could clear out any debri and hopefully get the fluid to drain. That did not work.

I see my doctor again in a few weeks and I hope she has a way of fixing it because it really bothers me sometimes.

I'll let you know what she suggests.

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Florence1
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it is funny you should post this i woke up this morning and can hear my heartbeat in my ear..........pulsating and vibrating at the same time.........its driving me crazy............

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Are any of you on Zithromax? That caused all of the problems you are describing for me. Once I stopped (abruptly, not in the plan), the ear sensations went away (gradually).

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A few months back, I would get this horrible sensation of an insect crawling in my ear. It felt EXACTLY like there was a bug in my ear. It was maddening. went away after a few weeks, but it was scary.
My ears do pulsate. and they are clogged and they hurt sometimes....argh

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