Have yet to see audiologist - but a few questions:
have very hard time breathing through my left nostril. Very little air flow. Possibly soccer injury / being dropped on my head in a stunt. When I talk to people they say I sound "mufffled" and believe this is because of the sinus issue.
see /reserach in HBO treatment says that cochlear is fueled by oxygen only and not vascular.
Anyhow - when I put my middle finger into my left ear then use my pointer finger to tap around the outside of my ear and neck area right behind jaw I can hear a piercing "ting" "ting" that fluctuates the sound of T.
No response or change when doing the same to my right ear.
Hear people talking about central T. The invisible sound but if I can manually change the sound in one ear wouldn't that suggest it is some issue with THAT ear and possible to be cured?
Wondering if anyone else has tried this - or done it while holding their head under water in a hot bath.
have very hard time breathing through my left nostril. Very little air flow. Possibly soccer injury / being dropped on my head in a stunt. When I talk to people they say I sound "mufffled" and believe this is because of the sinus issue.
see /reserach in HBO treatment says that cochlear is fueled by oxygen only and not vascular.
Anyhow - when I put my middle finger into my left ear then use my pointer finger to tap around the outside of my ear and neck area right behind jaw I can hear a piercing "ting" "ting" that fluctuates the sound of T.
No response or change when doing the same to my right ear.
Hear people talking about central T. The invisible sound but if I can manually change the sound in one ear wouldn't that suggest it is some issue with THAT ear and possible to be cured?
Wondering if anyone else has tried this - or done it while holding their head under water in a hot bath.