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Voice echoing in ear
Yesterday, my voice was echoing in my ear. But it has stopped today. Is it something to be worried about? I had been diagnosed with Eustachian tube Catarrh and retracted eardrum.
Are there any home remedies or should I go see a doctor?
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Voice echoing is all due to ET catarrh
Need to know ur treatment details
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It's better if u go n see ent specialist. Although nothing serious it happens with ET dysfunction
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Dr. Shruti Baruah
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
5 yrs exp
Guwahati
ET catarrh can cause autophony I.e. echoing of your own voice. When you were diagnosed with ET Catarhh, were you prescribed any medications? If so please share the same on this platform or consult privately, so that there is no repetition of medicines.
On your part you can do a guarded Valsalva manoeuvre. ( videos available on YouTube). Please make sure you do a guarded manoeuvre and not a forceful one. Make sure to swallow at the end each time.
This can be done 10-15 times a day.
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Dr. Chirag Yashlaha
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Indore
Hello my friend
Plz start tab odimont fx one at night for 5 days
Otrivin nsal spray twice a day fr 3 dya
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