Hi guys, I just joined this group and had a small question. Does
anybody else get really sharp pains in their ears after they finish
running? It usually happens about 2-3 minutes after I stop. It's almost
like it's the inner ear, then it spreads to the rest of my head, then
disappears in about 1 minute. It's only been doing this for a little
while. Should I be worried?
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It might be the cold weather. Try wearing a winter headband or a hat that
covers your ears (might get too hot) .Surf
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Hi guys, I just joined this group and had a small question. Does
anybody else get really sharp pains in their ears after they finish
running? It usually happens about 2-3 minutes after I stop. It's almost
like it's the inner ear, then it spreads to the rest of my head, then
disappears in about 1 minute. It's only been doing this for a little
while. Should I be worried? -
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Actually, it began while it was still warm outside (I live in the
South). So I doubt it's the cold... -
Actually, it began while it was still warm outside (I live in the
South), so I don't think it's the cold... -
Well then see your Doctor, if (s)he can't figure it out get a referral to an
ENT (ear nose and throat specialist, not a age old walking talking tree.
Although one of those might help too as they're very wise).Surf
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Actually, it began while it was still warm outside (I live in the
South), so I don't think it's the cold... -
Haha... ok, I suppose I could hit up my uncle, he's a retired ENT. I
just didn't want to go to a dr. and realize it was something stupid
like I wasn't breathing properly or something. Thanks for your help! -
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Haha... ok, I suppose I could hit up my uncle, he's a retired ENT. I
just didn't want to go to a dr. and realize it was something stupid
like I wasn't breathing properly or something. Thanks for your help!I must've missed this thread, but did anyone ask you about "Foot dominance"?
Which foot do you start out on? -
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Haha... ok, I suppose I could hit up my uncle, he's a retired ENT. I
just didn't want to go to a dr. and realize it was something stupid
like I wasn't breathing properly or something. Thanks for your help!It's probably vascular. But you'd be surprised at how
little even ENTs know about the human ear and hearing... -
My right....
would that affect your ears?
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My right....
would that affect your ears?
Defeniately! Try starting out on the left. It gives you a whole new
prospective, and should vure your problem. -
Hm... I just googled foot dominance and didn't find anything on it
affecting blood flow, etc. So either I'm waaaay too gullible or I'm not
looking in the right places. :o) I wouldn't be surprised at either. -
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Hm... I just googled foot dominance and didn't find anything on it
affecting blood flow, etc. So either I'm waaaay too gullible or I'm not
looking in the right places. :o) I wouldn't be surprised at either.Well I guess you'll just have to try it for a few days to see if it works. Then
report back, ok? -
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Ears hurt while running
Hit yourself in the nose with a hammer, the pain will be so intense you'll
forget all about your ears.That'll be $60. -
Yes, but unlucky for you, $55 goes to the insurance companies. :o)
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Yes, but unlucky for you, $55 goes to the insurance companies. :o)
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