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Resolution of cold and frequent URTI
Hi team Due to a viral infection I had developed sudden tinnitus in right ear last March 2023 Audiograms confirmed SNHL Now I was on treatment with my different ENT doc's Adenoidectomy and septoplasty spur removed in November 2023 Recently had MRI brain and normal Tinnitus was improving and reduces to slight hiss now Again I developed Bad cold last Friday 1 March 2024 with slight fever and sore throat Unable to pop ear while blowing air from nose Ear clogged as like ear is plugged making difficult to hear from both ears and again tinnitus is at hissing level but a bit loud Feels pressure on cheek and nose and ear sometimes head Fever gone nasal congestion reduced but ear clogging still there like pressure in the ear GP prescribed meds reduced fever and cold Tinnitus also needs to be reduced as well (back to previous low levels as it was almost gone) Unable to figure what to do with the ears and frequent URTI? Pls advise .. Attached images of Last yr plus 2024 audiograms
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Don't delay until you lose your hearing.can lead to permanent SNHL if neglected.
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Hi First of all never try to pop your ear when u have cold as it can cause too much pressure on the ear drum Usually even after the cold subsides blockage of the ear takes time to come down When there is blockage of ear there is always a change for the tinnitus to be aggravated
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