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Suggest Treatment For Clogged Ears And Ringing Sensation

Hello. Well I ve been experiencing for the last 4-7 days.My ears are clogged,muffled,like there s water in right one and both ears are ringing. Also I ve been having some anxiety. Some feelings of paranoia and something I think might be vertigo. What can these things mean. Please help me. I feel like I m going nuts. Thanks
Mon, 14 Jan 2019
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Hi,

The clogged feeling in ears and ringing sensation could have been produced due to the filling of water in the middle ear. It generally happens due to the mucosal reaction of the eustachian tube.

You may need to be treated first with antihistamines and decongestant medications. However, you first need to be examined clinically to know where is the lesion and find out what could be the cause for it.

Hence, you need to consult ENT specialist for clinical evaluation and appropriate management.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Ashakiran S,
General & Family Physician
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Suggest Treatment For Clogged Ears And Ringing Sensation

Hi, The clogged feeling in ears and ringing sensation could have been produced due to the filling of water in the middle ear. It generally happens due to the mucosal reaction of the eustachian tube. You may need to be treated first with antihistamines and decongestant medications. However, you first need to be examined clinically to know where is the lesion and find out what could be the cause for it. Hence, you need to consult ENT specialist for clinical evaluation and appropriate management. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Ashakiran S, General & Family Physician