Health Problems anyone?

**Baby Lee** · 04-10-2007, 03:47 PM

Here's one that's intermittent for me.
Occasionally, sound will create a 'busted speaker' sensation in my left ear.
It's not painful, but it is irritating.
Most often it is loud music, but it can even come and go with soft noise, even my own voice. High pitches are the worst [my SACD of Blonde on Blonde, with all the harmonica, can be excruciating]
It's not that I can't hear, or that the sound is distorted, but the sound is filtered, seemingly before my receptors receives it, through a paper bag or some sort that creates a rustling overlay, like is I were listening to something in a gale force wind.
I have some hypotheses about ear wax, but haven't found a correlation I can announce with confidence.

04-10-2007, 03:47 PM	#10
Baby Lee Supporter Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $8028275	Here's one that's intermittent for me. Occasionally, sound will create a 'busted speaker' sensation in my left ear. It's not painful, but it is irritating. Most often it is loud music, but it can even come and go with soft noise, even my own voice. High pitches are the worst [my SACD of Blonde on Blonde, with all the harmonica, can be excruciating] It's not that I can't hear, or that the sound is distorted, but the sound is filtered, seemingly before my receptors receives it, through a paper bag or some sort that creates a rustling overlay, like is I were listening to something in a gale force wind. I have some hypotheses about ear wax, but haven't found a correlation I can announce with confidence. __________________ We need the kind of courage that can withstand the subtle corruption of the cynics - E.W.
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