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pornJester · 11-16-2004, 03:13 AM

Doesn't hurt, just feel a pulsing throb. Think I'm dying?

Btw I haven't had dick in my ear all week.

Vitasoy · 11-16-2004, 04:43 AM

It could be Swimmer's Ear.

Causes

Swimmer?s ear is an infection of the outer ear structures. It typically occurs in swimmers, but the since the cause of the infection is water trapped in the ear canal, bathing or showering may also cause this common infection. When water is trapped in the ear canal, bacteria that normally inhabit the skin and ear canal multiply, causing infection and irritation of the ear canal. If the infection progresses it may involve the outer ear.

Signs and Symptoms

The most common symptoms of swimmer?s ear are mild to moderate pain that is aggravated by tugging on the auricle and an itchy ear. Other symptoms may include any of the following:

Sensation that the ear is blocked or full
Drainage
Fever
Decreased hearing
Intense pain that may radiate to the neck, face, or side of the head
The outer ear may appear to be pushed forward or away from the skull
Swollen lymph nodes

Does that fit the description?

dozey · 11-16-2004, 04:44 AM

or.. you have the beginnings of a middle ear infection. Both fun.

webmaster x · 11-16-2004, 08:47 AM

nah, it's just normal happens to me all the time.

fris · 11-16-2004, 08:49 AM

hope it doesnt bug you when you go on the plane :p

SpaceAce · 11-16-2004, 08:51 AM

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Originally posted by pornJester
Doesn't hurt, just feel a pulsing throb. Think I'm dying?

Btw I haven't had dick in my ear all week.

I looked up ear throbbing in my Physician's Desk Reference and I regret to inform you that you have AIDS.

SpaceAce

Stephen · 11-16-2004, 10:54 AM

likely an infection (swimmers ear, mentioned above)

I used to dive for a living, and had frequent ear infections with often high fever as a result. You'll need antibiotic ear drops and pills if it gets worse, or you could lose your hearing...

Holly · 11-16-2004, 11:46 AM

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Originally posted by webmaster x
nah, it's just normal happens to me all the time.

No, it is not normal, you idiot. Why would you even say something like that?

Go get some antibiotics. It's probably an infection. Unless it ruptures, you probably won't feel a lot of relief soon. Heat might help with the pain. If you have a heating pad, try that, or heat a towel in the dryer and put it on it. You can also put the towel over it and use the hair dryer to warm it up.

http · 11-16-2004, 12:34 PM

It can hurt a LOT in a later stage, if it's "swimmer's ear". Ear pain can be much worse than teeth pain. You need to have the ear cleaned by a doctor and use antibiotics for a while.

Swimmers ear can be caused not only by beeing in the water a lot, but also by sticking something into your ear all the time, like your finger, or Q-Tips.

Deepai · 11-16-2004, 12:35 PM

been to any rock shows lately?

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Vitasoy GFY HALL OF FAME DAMMIT!!! Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 58,202	It could be Swimmer's Ear. Causes Swimmer?s ear is an infection of the outer ear structures. It typically occurs in swimmers, but the since the cause of the infection is water trapped in the ear canal, bathing or showering may also cause this common infection. When water is trapped in the ear canal, bacteria that normally inhabit the skin and ear canal multiply, causing infection and irritation of the ear canal. If the infection progresses it may involve the outer ear. Signs and Symptoms The most common symptoms of swimmer?s ear are mild to moderate pain that is aggravated by tugging on the auricle and an itchy ear. Other symptoms may include any of the following: Sensation that the ear is blocked or full Drainage Fever Decreased hearing Intense pain that may radiate to the neck, face, or side of the head The outer ear may appear to be pushed forward or away from the skull Swollen lymph nodes Does that fit the description? __________________ [email protected]

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Stephen Consigliere Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 1,771	likely an infection (swimmers ear, mentioned above) I used to dive for a living, and had frequent ear infections with often high fever as a result. You'll need antibiotic ear drops and pills if it gets worse, or you could lose your hearing...

11-16-2004, 12:34 PM	#9
http Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 1,811	It can hurt a LOT in a later stage, if it's "swimmer's ear". Ear pain can be much worse than teeth pain. You need to have the ear cleaned by a doctor and use antibiotics for a while. Swimmers ear can be caused not only by beeing in the water a lot, but also by sticking something into your ear all the time, like your finger, or Q-Tips.