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Title: watery ears?
Post by: Yoof on April 20, 2008, 22:59:15 PM
ok, not so much an mtb injury,more something resulting from bikes! got in the bath to soak me bruises from todays nps4x and well i got water in me ear,but 2 hours after gettin out the bath it still feels kinda "cloudy" like there's water still in there....whats this all about? anyone had this before? well weird!!!!


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Jimbob_me on April 20, 2008, 23:35:13 PM
Ive had water in my ear before, usually happens when your taken by surprise though (brother woke me up with water). Its such a wierd feeling. Just lay your head flat on a pillow so the water can come out if it wants, and then eventually it should all come out at once.


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Who? on April 21, 2008, 02:22:59 AM
Its so annoying i had t on holiday from swimming, do you get that sometimes you move your head and you can feel it moving?

Tom=]


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Yoof on April 21, 2008, 08:10:46 AM
uugghh, its the morning after and i still got it!!! its all cloudy in my ear n feel like im under water!! random!!


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Downhillstu on April 25, 2008, 21:44:48 PM
Ear Candles??
Just help clear ears of wax, helped with me
 :P


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Chris. on April 26, 2008, 23:56:19 PM
Ear Candles??
Just help clear ears of wax, helped with me
 :P

Yeah most likely that, Give it a helping hand, but safely, like... a cotton bud or something, not like me and use a nail file and scrape it all out (really quite effective) ::)
My dad once used a softening liquid (softens the wax or something) then syringed his ears... :-\
Pure lumps of wax were coming out,
 Lovely :P

Anyway, a cotton bud or whatever those things are, you know the ones with the stick with 2 buds on each end... should do the trick nicely, and if its not wax, then the buds will soak up the water
 ;D

Chris


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: mr-sam on August 11, 2008, 21:25:06 PM
When i was younger i always used to get really bad ear infections. Last year at school i had a swimming test and you had to get a brick from the botom off the pool which is like12ft deep (i think) half way down i heard a really big bang and then there was just ringing, for the rest of the dat it didnt hurt too much. When i woke up the next day my whole head was stuck to the pillow with a load of puss that had dripped out of my ear over night, it felt like there was loads of pressure in my ears and it was throbbing really bad. But after about a week it all cleared up and i was fine.
i hope it NEVER happens again  :-\


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: PO!N7 on August 11, 2008, 21:32:22 PM
my friend was told to never use earbuds, as he used them and the doc said that he had pushed the wax further in and not taken it out, therefore saying that you should use the liquid stuff mentioned earlier...


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Rhys_Mutha_Hucka on August 11, 2008, 23:43:33 PM
Ive had it for the last three days after having a returnin infection on my tragus peircing =[- i dunno how the hell you do itr - oor even describe it!!! but i do the thing when it sounds like wind is hitting you - or an earthquake - random i no - but if anyone can describe it better please do!!! im paranoid now lol - but if you lie sideways on a pillow and do that it clears itself up


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Part time on August 14, 2008, 07:44:25 AM
I get water in the ear quite often surfing, I hate it.  I've found the best way to clear it is to tip your head to one side (water filled ear pointing up), put a little more water in, feel it trickle in a bit (to meet up with the trapped stuff) and then turn your head over quick so your watery ear faces down and it usually gets the lot to trickle out in one go.


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: EuanRyan on August 14, 2008, 07:54:57 AM
i get it when swimming. Turn your head on its side (water side down) The jump up and down. Usually does the trick  :D


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Yeti bandit on August 20, 2008, 12:52:38 PM
i scuba dive quite a bit so i know how you feel, 8/10 the water will come out on its own you'll just wake up with a wet pillow one night.

 if this dose'nt happen you can get achoholic (medical not just a bit of vody) drops for your ears from the chemists they work a treat


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: psyickphuk on September 03, 2008, 17:33:26 PM
Or, and I know this sounds daft, fill your ears with water again.
Then tip your head until it runs free and gets rid of the whole lot at once.
Saves waiting ages for it to come out on its own.


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Devans on September 03, 2008, 17:37:44 PM
I had it once, an it all ran out when i tipped my head to the side lmao.


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: hoernig on September 03, 2008, 18:58:02 PM
Talking about ears.. does anyone get these.. kinda rashes on the inside of the ear (not right inside the ear but near the top bit or sometimes even on the top or back of the ear).. and there really itchy and when you scratch it it comes off like a scab and its really really saw underneath  :'(


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: dmr lew on September 03, 2008, 19:10:36 PM
push part of your ear in and out, cant really describe, like the only bit you can push really. My nan told me to do it and it works lol


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: JLo on September 03, 2008, 22:16:54 PM
I get water in the ear quite often surfing, I hate it.  I've found the best way to clear it is to tip your head to one side (water filled ear pointing up), put a little more water in, feel it trickle in a bit (to meet up with the trapped stuff) and then turn your head over quick so your watery ear faces down and it usually gets the lot to trickle out in one go.
Seriously mate, get ear plugs or use putty in them! I also surf and the amount of ear infections I have had is ridiculous due to F*cking dirty water getting in my ears (that code for sewage people) even in the most popular beach resorts in the uk. Its disgusting! Had 3 10 day courses of antibiotics last year to get rid of 1!


Title: Re: watery ears?
Post by: Mawders on September 03, 2008, 23:08:54 PM
Don't use cotton buds. As any doctor will tell you "dont put anything smaller than your elbow in there". Most the time they just cause more problems.