Weird sympton - diagnose me

[Anonymous]

My teenager had the same ear symptoms...seemed to be related to allergies (or a cold, not sure, but she definitely had a runny nose, too).

I tried a tip a from a nurse practicioner: Pour about a half-capful of hydrogen peroxide in the ear (while lying on your side). Let it sit for a minute or so, until it stops fizzing. Turn over to drain out on a towel.

Repeated twice and it did the trick, which was apparently to clear out the excess wax.

I would definitely see a doctor if symptoms came back or there was any pain.

[Anonymous]

Allergies. I have the same symptom.

[Anonymous]

OP here:
I def plan to go to a dr. I just wanted to see what others though- if there was any sort of consensus.

I don't htink it is a bug; we don't have a bug problem. In any event, it's not all the time.

I tried the peroxide cleaning, which I've been doing since I was kid. So far, it hasn't helped.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Could be a bug. My mom worked in the ER for about 25 years and they pulled out many bugs from ears, especially small roaches from kids. I doubt that's what you have unless you happen to have a roach problem in or around your bedroom?

That is so nasty...

[Anonymous]

Ear canal cancer?

[Anonymous]

Op I get the same feeling. On top of that I get swimmers ear really easily. So I was just at the doc, all they could diagnose/see was the swimmers ear. I have taken to cleaning regularly with rubbing alcohol. Good luck.

[Anonymous]

if you had a bug living in your ear, I am sure it would send you screaming like my friend to the ER. But obviously something serious is going on in there that an ENT would be able to see immediately - just go see one!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:if it's just itching, could be allergies. my ears itch like crazy during allergy season....

agree

had that today, in fact

comes and goes - just as my allergy symptoms do