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Old 04-04-2012, 11:35 AM #1
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Default odd sensation with ears

I have had ringing in my ears for the past 2 months. At times, however, it seems to be more than a ringing. I get a strange sensation that my ears are "full." Like they are full of cotton balls. This feeling doesn't affect hearing, but is very annoying and sometimes almost dull and achingly painful.

I have been extremely sensitive to any noise since the accident, but have been learning to deal with everyday noises. Multiple noises or loud noises make everything (including my headaches, confusion, and memory) worse.

Anyone else have this happen?
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