It started with a sore throat, and yesterday's flight didn't help. It's not the first time it's happened, and I'm hoping it gets better in time for my presentation tomorrow... :)
I've been partially deaf for a couple of days, with no hearing in one ear. It's disconcerting, and I hear my own voice very loudly while everyone else complains I'm talking too quietly. But there's progress: today, I can hear much better if I tilt my head 90 degrees.
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Where are you guys? missing the workshops? :P
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Just something like wax impinging on the eardrum or more drastic?
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A blocked Eustachian tube originating from an infected throat, I think... that's my own diagnosis, though, so no reason to give it too much credibility. ;)
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Disclaimer, not a doctor. This could be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patulous_Eustachian_tube …, or something less serious like wax blocked against the eardrum. Regardless, you should probably see a Doctor because this kind of thing doesn't resolve by itself.
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Oh, thank you, notwithstanding the disclaimer! I've had this happen a couple of times before, so I'm not too concerned, and today's change is consistent with past experience. (Also, I won't be able to see a doctor for a few weeks due to travel...)
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Thank you!
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