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I've had a strange rumbling sound in my left ear since I got up this morning. I had it a couple of days ago to but it went after a while.
It's driving me insane - it sounds like a car engine running outside...but it's right in my soddering ear 'ole.
Nothing I do stops it. NOTHING!
*shakes nervously*
It's driving me insane - it sounds like a car engine running outside...but it's right in my soddering ear 'ole.
Nothing I do stops it. NOTHING!
*shakes nervously*
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My sister has a similar thing, good luck sorting it out. The doctor makes you swallow some tablets. Should go in 3 weeks m8.
Could well be tinnitus.
If it doesn't go shortly go to the doc.
If it doesn't go shortly go to the doc.
Maybe it's just Tinnitus.
Sometimes, if I've been playing my GBA SP (usually before bed), I can sometimes still hear the sounds of the game. Even if it's off. But everyone knows I'm insane anyway.
I know. Your symptoms are classic. Sometimes it occurs from just getting a little water in your middle ear. Sometimes it's the result of some sinus congestion or lingering allergy.
Sorry Celestine just did that because I was thinking of the lady in the Fast Show going 'can anyone actually hear me?' when all the guys nick her idea. :D
Also spelling 'your' as 'you're' doesn't make me think you're not Grix it makes me think you're a very tired Grix. :P
Sorry Celestine just did that because I was thinking of the lady in the Fast Show going 'can anyone actually hear me?' when all the guys nick her idea. :D
Also spelling 'your' as 'you're' doesn't make me think you're not Grix it makes me think you're a very tired Grix. :P
Hedfix wrote:
> Mabye his friend doesn't realise that it's a TV or a clock that's
> making the noise.
He's probably quite paraniod if he doesn't and gives everyone shifty looks.
Bet he can be found rocking in a corner when a phone signal goes through a speaker, thinking it's the government testing on him.
(4 layers of foil and one metal coat hanger puts a stop to that)
> Mabye his friend doesn't realise that it's a TV or a clock that's
> making the noise.
He's probably quite paraniod if he doesn't and gives everyone shifty looks.
Bet he can be found rocking in a corner when a phone signal goes through a speaker, thinking it's the government testing on him.
(4 layers of foil and one metal coat hanger puts a stop to that)
Heh, yep. :D
Mabye his friend doesn't realise that it's a TV or a clock that's making the noise.
Mabye his friend doesn't realise that it's a TV or a clock that's making the noise.
soniabiker wrote:
> hi sounds like you got an ear infection go to the doctors for some
> anti biotics that'l sort it trust me:)
I agree. You're symptoms are classic. Sometimes it occurs from just getting a little water in your middle ear. Sometimes it's the result of some sinus congestion or lingering allergy.
> hi sounds like you got an ear infection go to the doctors for some
> anti biotics that'l sort it trust me:)
I agree. You're symptoms are classic. Sometimes it occurs from just getting a little water in your middle ear. Sometimes it's the result of some sinus congestion or lingering allergy.
Hedfix wrote:
> Nah, Don't you ever hear electronic whines when it's really quiet? yeah
Hear the TVs in other rooms and rechargers when they are plugged in, but from his post the sounds were related to him being ill.
In which chase i would suggest his friend purchase some foil and create a hat out of it. :D
> Nah, Don't you ever hear electronic whines when it's really quiet? yeah
Hear the TVs in other rooms and rechargers when they are plugged in, but from his post the sounds were related to him being ill.
In which chase i would suggest his friend purchase some foil and create a hat out of it. :D
Nah, Don't you ever hear electronic whines when it's really quiet?
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