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[Anonymous No.8283006]

Created this thread a few weeks ago and didn't get any sort of help. I'm really worried so any medfags here wanna help?

I listen to music through my earbuds daily. It's not terribly loud, but it's not soft either. Around a month ago, whenever a song ended abruptly I would hear a single sort of "rush" sound deep in my ear. It feels/ sounds like a rush of blood or single heartbeat. I did a hearing test recently and I haven't any hearing loss yet.

Again, this only happens when a song ends abruptly. If it slowly fades out, it won't happen, but if there's a somewhat louder part that ends all of the sudden, I will get this feeling.

What is this?

[Anonymous No.8283015]

>>8283006
Penile yeast infection. Wrap it in gauze, soak it in vinegar, and apply tea tree oil liberally

[Anonymous No.8283021]

>>8283015
this

[Anonymous No.8283035]

>>8283015
I get my penis checked regularly senpai I can assure you it is clean down there

What else could be the cause

[Anonymous No.8283050]

>>8283006

Tinnitus, your ear might be blocked with wan, I've had it before a few times and when I lay down in bed I could hear blood rushing when my heart beat but after clearing my ears it went

[Anonymous No.8283054]

>>8283050
*wax fuck mobile posting

[Anonymous No.8283058]

>>8283050
I don't have that symptom.

Should I try clearing my ears with a kit? Also, can Tinnitus "go away"? How do I deal with it

[Anonymous No.8283065]

>>8283050
>ear full of wan
sounds good to me senpai

[Anonymous No.8283067]

>>8283058

I cleaned it once myself with rolled up toilet paper but I had it again recently and that just made it worse and I had to get the wax removed at a hospital as it was right on my eardrum, you can try putting olive oil in your ears with a cotton ball then sleep with it in that can soften up the wax and drain it out, chances are your ears are fine just blocked and you've drawn a correlation with headphones