Ear Infection

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You need to see a doctor as it sounds like a sinus infection (many people can get them.) If the apartment or house you live in has dry air (either from hot weather or the furnace is on) this can cause sinus problems (dries the membrances out.) I put bowls of water out and it helps to keep the air moist (cheapest way) and you'd be shocked how often you have to add more water. Signs of a sinus problem are: achy under the eyes and along the cheek bones to the ears. Also you feel like your teeth (or at least gums) are aching. In short, you feel lousy! Until you get to the doctor, put your blow dryer on LOW until it's warm and then let the air go into the ear canal. Do this for approx 1 minute and you can do it off and on. It does give some relief. Another over-the-counter medication is "Advil" and I do believe they have one out for sinus. If you live in the States it will be under another name (same med) so just tell your pharmacist you want the Canadian named "Advil". Hope you're feeling better soon!

Specs shouldn't cause that. It would be best to get them checked out by a doctor as soon as possible. Even if there is no pain, it could be a warning of something that needs attention.

Yes, I have an ear infection and I'm taking ibuprofen for the pain. Make sure you have some milk or food before taking them though. Hope it clears up soon!

No. It's probably not the healthiest thing to be feeding your dog, but ear infections are caused by allergies, colds, excess mucus, etc.

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It would not be recommended. The force of you hitting the water can tear your ear, and chlorine is a very harsh chemical and could irritate your piercing.

because it's common in tropical areas like singapore. A lot of tourist get that

It seems that they most problems with the 93' Oldsmobile cutlass supreme would be the engine and the break. Those seem to go out the most on this car.

Built up fluid is almost always the cause. I suggest taking a decongestant.

You could actually have a bit of water behind your eardrum. It dries up in a couple of weeks. Otherwise, causes of tinnitus are: exposure to loud noises, damage to nerves in the ear, aging, and medication such as aspirin.

Seating arrangements for you and two females.

recommend vehicle replacement. the module for this is around $1500 and very difficult to replace

The coupler in the supercharger! It gets worn and the supercharger sounds like it's grinding rocks, it's common rip off saying they need a new unit, and installing a 40 dollar coupler. The blower motor control module located in the passenger floor board is also a common issue, it can go out and make the blower motor stay on even with the car off, or just not work at all. It also seems the control arm bushings wear out quickly, but they can be replaced on the 1995 (newer models have non serviceable units). Also the 95's don't use dog bone mounts, and the lower mounts often go out and need replaced. On the non mechanical side, my doors freeze shut and its scary tugging on that plastic door handle to open them.

There really are only a couple of problems that most people can fix on their own without some techical knowledge of how sytem works and tools to diagnose it. One is, of course, fuses. First, check and replace any blown fuses. There are usually more than one fuse box. One inside the passenger compartment, and at least one under the hood. If the cruise control still doesn't work, another problem could be the cruise control cable has either broken, or fallen off. This will be a separate accelerator cable that goes from the cruise control servo to the throttle plate on the engine. It may have something that looks like a chain on the very end, or it may simply be a cable with a plastic clip. Make sure it is attached. If it is, you can tug on it with your fingers. It should not pull out of the cable housing. If it does, it is broken. Take whatever action is needed to correct any problem you find with the cable. If you don't find a problem, then you will have to get someone qualified involved. Otherwise, you could spend a lot of money throwing parts at the problem, and still never get it fixed.

Infections in the middle ear can sometimes spread through the mastoid bone.

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You really should take your dog into be checked by a Veterinarian to make sure there are no foreign objects in the ears such as foxtails, etc. causing the infection plus the Vet would know if it is a bacterial or yeast infection. You need to know what is causing the infection in order to treat the ears properly. Nolvasan Otic is a very good cleaner with no alcohol in it. Just squeeze it into the ear canal and then lift up the ear flap with one hand and with the other hand massage the ear at the base to work the solution down into the ear canal. The ear canal takes a hard right, so you need to massage the base of those ears gently to get it down in.

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i would agree with the first one. but when it's done, stop further infection with daily cleaning using cotton balls and ointment. hope it helps!

Your Eustachian Tube connects your ear to your nose.

forks and spoons against teeth drives me crazy.

It's certainly possible, yes, though it would be considered a bit out of the ordinary.