Tinnitus Headache
what kind of ear noise is this?
When I woke two days ago I was hearing a loud wah noise in my right ear. I’ve felt this before but I don’t think it was this loud. I know it’s not tinnitus; I have none of the symptoms. Im 16 weeks pregnant so I can’t take any medicines that would hurt the baby. If anyone has heard this before please help. Oh yeah, I keep getting a headache with it. Tylenol can’t get rid of that either.
i know its not because im pregnant, it has happend before when i wasnt pregnant which i didnt specify. sorry.
i thinking pressure or allergies….
Its not my blood pressure, (its normal) i have a machine that does that for me. i cant just go see a doc. it has to be an emergency. i have an appointment once a month. if i go more than that it becomes expensive. my baby is very important to me, im just wondering if anyone else has experienced this before. if you havnt then dont just blame it on me being pregnant or my baby, i would just like a good answer.
Go see your doc. You owe that to your baby. It could be a variance in your blood pressure or something. Whatever it is, it is not a good thing, especially with your headache. Your doc needs to know to protect both you and junior.
headache and tinnitus
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