Head, Ears, and Nose

It is accually very common. I would ask your doctor about this

35.5 to 37.5 degrees Celsius ...

is normal for tympanic temperature.

The tympatic cavity is a small cavity surrounding the bones of the middle ear.

severe; immediate medical attention

Most likely it is a sinus infection. You will need to call your doctor and possibly get some anti-biotic. Also while your there they can probably run some tests to ensure that it is in fact a sinus infection and nothing more serious. Your body could probably fight it off on its own but the doctor is the best route to take.

These symtoms may be due to allergies, too much stress in the work place or even poor diet. ( Lack of exercise and or poor circulation of oxegene rich blood cells in the capilaries and viens leading to the brain), cutting off vital nutrients, and leading to swelling or pressure in the back of the head.

Yes. Like a normal bruise, blood vessels under the skin have burst and create the swelling. In the case of the forehead, skin is more tightly held against the skull than in most other parts of the body, so any swelling is very noticable. It is also easier to damage the blood vessels since there is less 'padding'.

It could be that you are not eating well or you are not eating enough lately.

Headache could be a sign of a number of issues. You may have developed an allergy recently. It could be lack of sleep, lack of adequate or good sleep, certain foods eaten lately, other environmental factors. It could be a medical condition or ailment related.

Best solution is to contact your physician.

This can be caused by bleeds in your intestinal tract, and you should seek medical help asap - It could also be caused by something as simple as too much chocolate. If there's nothing dietary that would explain the coloring, then you should be seeing a doctor as soon as possible.

If you start feeling sharp pains in a month or two it's probably a harmless form of bone tumor. Harmless if you're a child, because this kind of tumor can become a threat if you're an adult. About your question-this tumor can be removed without surgery. but I'm probably wrong; this type of tumor most commonly occurs on the shoulders, the pelvis and the knees.

so you can keep watch while you are asleep. in your dreams if your eye sees movement and if you can see whatever your eye is seeing then you can possibly wake yourself.

A lot of women have migraines while pregnant. I even did. I was told that it was from the hormone changes. Let your doctor know that you are having migraines and see what they can suggest. I had a headache every single day while I was pregnant. While I am prone to chronic migraines (from ligament damage in neck), I mostly suffered from actual but very bad headaches. You can take tylenol, but if that doesn't work, it is totally safe in most cases to take narcotics (lortab, vicodin, percocet, etc...), but NOT asprin. Pregnancy causes considerable fluid retention in the mucuous membranes, which can also contribute to sinus infections & sinus headaches. Good luck

Absolutely. Otherwise I sound funny and people give me weird looks.

sit up straight and click your neck for relief

The tympanic membrane, commonly known as the eardrum, separates the outer ear from the middle ear. It is made up of pars flaccid and pars tensa.

I have had pain on one side of the head/temple. And I would say depending on how bad the pain in the temple was, this would depend on how much tenderness there is. Like when you have a cramp for instance in the leg, if the cramp is bad enough ,when the cramp goes away , there is tenderness where the cramp was and could quite awhile. I had a terrible terrible pain in the one side of my head, went to the ER and the next thing I new, it was the next afternoon. I had had two seizures, my point is, the tenderness in that one place is still diminishing, and it has been a long time.

For a long time the left side of my nose has been on and off hard to breathe through. I've tried many things like covering each nostril with my finger and trying to test how I breathe, there's a difference; the right side takes in more air, quicker, and a lot smoother, the left is kind of like breathing through a straw. At first I thought maybe it was a deviated septum or I I did something to make it like that but it doesn't look like it's crooked and with the way I breathe it doesn't stay that way, it's been on and off hard to breathe from the left side. I haven't really worried about it since the right side takes in so much air and I can breathe but now it's annoying me because on both the inside of both sides of my nose on the wall there's... What I call pits (they've also been there a while), they'll bleed or just scab over so when I breathe in deeper than usual or flare my nostrils I accidentally break the scab and it stings me for days until it fixes itself, which is usually a scab that I break while breathing. Right now my left side is very stuffy. It occasionally leaks which I wipe but I can't blow because nothing will come out. Everything is backing up into my mouth and down my throat. I obviously spit it out when my throat sweeps it back up.. but when I do I'm not sure if the blood spots in there I see are from my nose or throat. I assume it's my nose only because I have those scabs there but those spots are closer to the bottom/nostrils of my nose so if they were bleeding wouldn't they just bleed down towards the edge of my nose or lip? I went to a doctor who said I was fine but I don't feel fine? I read this stuff I'm typing and can see having nose pits that scab over and on and off not being able to breathe through one side of my nose by can do it above average on the other side isn't fine. I'm not sick and I don't have bad allergies. My family has bad sinus problems I'm the only one who doesn't have an issue there's multiple humidifiers around and tons of nose spray if I need it. I don't understand why my nose is this way.

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Some people are born with big ears. This is common, and is due to genetics. If the mother and father do not have big ears, a look at the grandparents or other relatives will reveal someone who actually does have big ears. This would be due to a recessive trait.

Some people breathe through their nose because they have allergies, sinus congestion, adnoid problems, colds, or hayfever.

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A viral infection of the sinuses will usually clear up on its own. But bacterial infections frequently do not and may spread to other tissue, including the bones of the face and even the brain. Those complications can be life-threatening. If your symptoms don't improve after a few days of home treatment, you should see a doctor.

Because it is better to breathe through your nose than your mouth.

An allergy can cause a reaction that leads the the blood vessels dilating and the airway constricting making it hard to breathe. This can lead anaphlyactic shock which could result in death.

Peanut allergy is also a dangerous allergy. Lots of people are allergic to peanuts and nuts especially kids because usually when they're older, they aren't allergic anymore but it's still possible for an adult to be allergic to peanuts. People who are allergic to peanuts could die from it. They die from it when eating them, touching them and sometimes even smelling them. It doesn't causes death every time someone eats peanuts. They might end up in a hospital.