Awesome... The Thumping Sensation Is Back... And I'm Scared.

Okay so before all this crap happened to me..after my flight from VA to NM the next day I felt a "thumping sensation" in my ear my like my eardrum moving around. The first night I went to the hospital and was told I had infmamation than second time I was told I have "fluid" than the thumping sensations went away and than boom T. Now it doesn't match a heartbeat or anything so I don't think it's pt. I really hope it isn't..
Ugh I want to turn into soemone normal..

 

It comes and goes too..it isn't always there. I haven't had it there in the last 3 weeks than boom I noticed slight thumping maybe 2 nights ago..it's always worse at night...and I just got done driving for 4 hours so my ears are are really pressure/full feeling et ugh

 

I have that to. I thought it was my eardrum It turned out it was the tiny muscles of the ear fluttering around. It's pretty common among the members on the board. It could be that.

 

I usually get it More when my ears have pressure.
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Ugh...f**k me just more issues I have to deal with..
:/

 

No worries it usually resolves itself mine is more prevalent when I'm stressed or anxious. I haven't felt it in a while. It's just another small bump in the road of your recovery.

 

Yeah it happened for 6 days after the plane flight than it stopped and happened again..
Ugh I'm trying to relax but I just can't do this. I also have another feeling whenever I tilt my head sideways I feel like fuzzy/bubbles hitting my eardrum.

 

Bring it up to your doctor ofcourse but it should go. The other part is prob fluid moving around the eardrum. My doc said it takes about 8 weeks to clear etd. Mine is just starting to open up so give it more time. Your prob stronger than you know it hard but you'll be Ok.

 

Thank you..it's just hard you know? When you just don't understand what is wrong with your body..

 

It's scary at first. But soon you'll realize it's not quite as bad as it seemed at first. It just takes time.

 

Yeah..well it's scary to know your not in control..

 

That's why we need to focus on all the things we can control. I think it would be a good idea to start addressing the worry and anxiety you get from your t. Of course keep seeing doctors to get the fluid treated as well.

 

How are you going now that you are back in VA with your folks?

 

Well still on the train!