Hello Mr. Nagler 
Most ENTs shake their heads of tinnitus, and this following symptom many of them never heard of.
Since start January my left ear (start t ear) started to flutter, right after a sentence would be spoken by me or someone near, I would get a "poof" in the left ear drum mostly. The feeling of someone tapping your ear's insides with a finger once, at first I thought it was a beetle mooving around, none of the many t and ear experts I consulted knew what it was. If I put my finger into the left ear, and take it out again, the poof appears. Same if I put it into the right, the poof appears in left. By yawning, or using the yawn muscle's without actually yawning, I can 'get a hold' of the muscles and mostly cause those muscles to contract and make a similar sound.
It started upon spending a lot of time with some kids in the family, one which is loud. In January I had quite some ear pain which has lessened, however some weeks ago this kid slept over, and immediatly the pain began again eventhough there was nothing loud going on. As a sidenote my mother and I have voices which easily cut through an entire room, and whenever she talks, I have to withdraw my head as she's almost yelling at a normal conversation distance. Add to that surprise sneezes and yawns attached with a 'yell' in the end..
In January I think at the same point as earflutter start, I started experiencing a slight distortion, it's a bit on and off, however I suspect it might have to do with this earfluttering and general tension of whatever is going on in there.
The fluttering is now at a point where upon moving my ear on the pillow it rumbles inside my ears - lesser but same effect as sticking finger into it, just a slower fluttering.
It wakes me up, in the morning when someone is talking it seems most prevalent and reactive due to a long night of no sleep I guess.
Many claimed experts says it's normal so get some ear fluttering once in a while, but this is after every sentence.
I've been starting to alter my voice pitch, the way I speak and limit how much I speak because of this issue.
So.. I don't know what to do
Tenna
Most ENTs shake their heads of tinnitus, and this following symptom many of them never heard of.
Since start January my left ear (start t ear) started to flutter, right after a sentence would be spoken by me or someone near, I would get a "poof" in the left ear drum mostly. The feeling of someone tapping your ear's insides with a finger once, at first I thought it was a beetle mooving around, none of the many t and ear experts I consulted knew what it was. If I put my finger into the left ear, and take it out again, the poof appears. Same if I put it into the right, the poof appears in left. By yawning, or using the yawn muscle's without actually yawning, I can 'get a hold' of the muscles and mostly cause those muscles to contract and make a similar sound.
It started upon spending a lot of time with some kids in the family, one which is loud. In January I had quite some ear pain which has lessened, however some weeks ago this kid slept over, and immediatly the pain began again eventhough there was nothing loud going on. As a sidenote my mother and I have voices which easily cut through an entire room, and whenever she talks, I have to withdraw my head as she's almost yelling at a normal conversation distance. Add to that surprise sneezes and yawns attached with a 'yell' in the end..
In January I think at the same point as earflutter start, I started experiencing a slight distortion, it's a bit on and off, however I suspect it might have to do with this earfluttering and general tension of whatever is going on in there.
The fluttering is now at a point where upon moving my ear on the pillow it rumbles inside my ears - lesser but same effect as sticking finger into it, just a slower fluttering.
It wakes me up, in the morning when someone is talking it seems most prevalent and reactive due to a long night of no sleep I guess.
Many claimed experts says it's normal so get some ear fluttering once in a while, but this is after every sentence.
I've been starting to alter my voice pitch, the way I speak and limit how much I speak because of this issue.
So.. I don't know what to do
Tenna
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