Did you ever consider that doctors tell you that for job security?
Posting something like that is just plain irresponsible.
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Did you ever consider that doctors tell you that for job security?
Posting something like that is just plain irresponsible.
Yes. It totally is. But what kind of medical advice do you think you're going to get from a bunch of bass players.![]()
Hold your nose and blow!!??
Worst possible thing you can do....
Take Sudafed for decongesting those eustachian tubes and then you might try some Ocean Drops. I have always had swimmers ear, but not in salt water...just pools.
Good luck....maddening feeling...
WOO there was a cancellation going tomorrow morning, thank god this will be over with!!!

What was that. Pardon!!??
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How about a poke in the eye with a sharp stick...![]()
well for the love of god if you're not gonna use hydrogen peroxide than at least pour some coke in your ear and lay on your side until your appointment with the ear specialist.
Well, I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure that is administered up the nose not in the ear.
hahahah, maki, you are offically my favorite person on TB. just wanted to let the world know that...
But what I ahve found that works (because I am a swimmer) is to forcefully headband to one side IE if the water is in the right ear. Headbang to the right. It will come out after a minute or two.
Some music to do that will help that is Bring me the horizon, broadcast the nightmare, or any other metal that you prefer.