Help...My Ear

[DogLover9501]

Thank you for the concern

My doctor couldn't fit me in. I went to the hospital, and waited for over three hours but there was no movement(in people) during all that time. I found out that there were atleast eight people ahread of me, so I would have been there all night. Ugh. I came home and took some tylonol, and it's feeling a lot better. I'm going to see my doctor in the morning.

[Laura's Babies]

Emergency rooms suck, don't they? If you are not dying, you could sit there 12 hours or more.

[beeniesmom]

Maybe a bug bite?

[Rachel]

Have you been swimming? I just heard a segment on the news about *swimmer's ear* where you get an infection from the bacteria which is in the water.

[DogLover9501]

My ear is still hurting quite a bit. I've been taking tylonol everytime it wears off. Hopefully I'll get some drops, or something, at the doctors.

I hate emergancy rooms. Some of those people did sound like they were dying, and nothing was being done.

Have you been swimming? I just heard a segment on the news about *swimmer's ear* where you get an infection from the bacteria which is in the water.

I actually was swimming on Saturday. Not sure if it would three days to start hurting?

I'll find out soon

[Rachel]

I'm glad you are going to see the doctor this morning, but try not to worry, it will be okay. Please update us on what he/she recommends.

[RedHedd]

Ear problems can come on suddenly without any warning. A few years ago, I all of a sudden got so dizzy I couldn't stand up. I was rushed by ambulance to the E.R. It turned out to be an ear infection that had gotten into the inner ear and caused labrynthitis. It took several weeks to clear up - several weeks of vertigo that was so bad I couldn't walk, drive or go to work.

Everyone, who's sitting home with medical problems thinking they'll just go away by themselves, please stop it - get thee to a doctor, NOW! You only have one body in this lifetime, please take care of it. If you're not a doctor, please see a professional.