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Old 06-04-2008, 01:58 PM #1
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Default Head fogginess, woozy symptoms
I wanted to ask if anyone gained anything from going to an Ears/Nose/Throat specialist? I have had vestibular treatments which helped but I still get pretty bad symptoms when travelling in a moving vehicle of any kind (even the bus!). And often my ears/sinuses actually hurt during headaches. I am very sensitive to loud noise too.

When we hit our heads, is it common for fluid or air to get trapped in the middle ear somewhere causing problems?

Thanks,
Marg N

6 months since my concussion
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