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Breathing through my ear

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Lemon10 Jun 2015 6:18pm, 14 Jun 2015 1517 posts	0 Lemon10 Are there any doctors out there familiar with the weird sensation of running and feeling like you are breathing through your ear? I had a lovely 7 mile trail run today which was partially spoiled by my left ear acting up. It honestly felt like I was breathing through my ear, it was horrible, when I spoke my voice sounded far too loud but it was also hard to hear what was being said to me. I could really hear every breath through that ear, really loud, but only my left ear. I just googled it, and it sounds like patulous eustacian tube but I don't really know. It wore off an hour or so after the run, and I have had it before. What is it, can I stop it happening again, and is it anything to worry about or just annoying?
McGoohan Jun 2015 9:12am, 29 Jun 2015 16510 posts	0 McGoohan I read this post and didn't know what to say so didn't reply. But now I've boinged it, so any more useful people can comment!
Lemon10 Jun 2015 11:32am, 29 Jun 2015 1533 posts	0 Lemon10 Lol! I guess I am the only one with this weird problem but thanks for the boing! It is pretty wierd! It didn't happen this Sunday so was able to enjoy my 11 miler.
lammo Jun 2015 11:33am, 29 Jun 2015 6135 posts	0 lammo I think it might be sweat in your ear distorts all the sounds and makes you feel weird.

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