J'étais sous antibiotiques. J'ai une infection des sinus. Et un rhume maintenant disparu mais j'ai encore une toux. Quand j'avale, je pense que j'entends mes trompes d'Eustache s'ouvrir et se fermer à nouveau. C'est agaçant, j'ai essayé de souffler et ça s'ouvre, mais le claquement ou quoi que vous appeliez ça se produit toujours. L'ORL est basically inutile. La dernière fois, il a rétracté le tympan et bien, ça prend beaucoup de temps ? Des remèdes ? Les ORL refusent de me faire passer une IRM
I had a sinis infection which started about 3 months ago. My ears used to pop all the time, I had a fullness in both ears and ringing ! I have only just got over it really. Thought it was because I was pregnant at the time but he is now 7 weeks old. Nothing worked for me. I think just having to sit it out was the best option. My mum had exactly the same at Christmas and that's what she told me to do ! Easier said than done. It was bloody annoying.
The odds are overwhelming that you had a simple viral upper respiratory infection (URI), and that it was not even a little affected by the antibiotics you took. URI's are caused by viruses and are extremely common. Thus the expression, "the common cold." Antibiotics have no effect on viruses, only on bacteria. Prescribing of antibiotics for viral URI's is the biggest waste and abuse of those drugs that is known. It is estimated that 85% of the antibiotics prescribed in the USA are prescribed without proper indication. (Often because patients insist on it.)
As for the opening and closing of your "ear tubes" (eustachian tubes) when you swallow, this is a normal thing. The eustachian tubes stay closed all of the time, except when we swallow. Two of the muscles of the soft palate, the salpingopharyngeus muscles, are attached to the eustachian tube, and swallowing includes contraction of those muscles, momentarily opening the eustachian tubes and equalizing pressure between the middle ears and the outside world. A URI can cause swelling of the eustachian tubes (which open into the back of the nose, in the nasopharynx), which can accentuate the opening and closing of the tubes on swallowing. Any such accentuation should resolve as the URI resolves, but the opening and closing will always be there, because it's normal. You do NOT need an MRI!
Pourquoi j'entends les craquements chaque fois et pourquoi j'entends un bourdonnement comme un bruit de machine à laver ? Le bruit de machine à laver, je pense que c'est moi, c'est comme un son de sonogramme, quelque chose est suffisamment enflammé pour pousser mon audition ? Pouvez-vous me donner un délai pour que cela se corrige de lui-même ? C'est la deuxième fois que cela m'arrive.