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From: jils on 10 Sep 2008 07:10
always looking for someone suffering the same symptoms ... anyone get
this weird crackling noise in one ear, in response to external sounds?
i've had it for ages, years, maybe, i dunno, i forget, but i JUST
thought to try to find a dx online (as you do).
my research on the intergoogleweb thingie leads me to believe it's
stapedial myoclonus. so i'd be interested to know if anyone here has
experienced this.
i'm not jumping to the ms conclusion. just drawing on the experience of
so many good people. and a captive audience. hah!
From: Tick on 10 Sep 2008 16:14
I get a weird crack in the ear that's on the same side as my
trigeminal neuralgia quite often. It's not painful but really
annoying at times.

I don't have a clue what triggers it. I think some clinical trials
are called for. Tell you what, I'll blow in your ear if you'll blow
in mine. ;-)

On Sep 10, 6:10 am, jils <j...(a)spambegone.com> wrote:
> always looking for someone suffering the same symptoms ... anyone get
> this weird crackling noise in one ear, in response to external sounds?
> i've had it for ages, years, maybe, i dunno, i forget, but i JUST
> thought to try to find a dx online (as you do).
> my research on the intergoogleweb thingie leads me to believe it's
> stapedial myoclonus. so i'd be interested to know if anyone here has
> experienced this.
> i'm not jumping to the ms conclusion. just drawing on the experience of
> so many good people. and a captive audience. hah!

From: jils on 10 Sep 2008 19:27
yeah but then you'd have to follow me.


Tick wrote:
> I get a weird crack in the ear that's on the same side as my
> trigeminal neuralgia quite often. It's not painful but really
> annoying at times.
>
> I don't have a clue what triggers it. I think some clinical trials
> are called for. Tell you what, I'll blow in your ear if you'll blow
> in mine. ;-)
>
> On Sep 10, 6:10 am, jils <j...(a)spambegone.com> wrote:
>> always looking for someone suffering the same symptoms ... anyone get
>> this weird crackling noise in one ear, in response to external sounds?
>> i've had it for ages, years, maybe, i dunno, i forget, but i JUST
>> thought to try to find a dx online (as you do).
>> my research on the intergoogleweb thingie leads me to believe it's
>> stapedial myoclonus. so i'd be interested to know if anyone here has
>> experienced this.
>> i'm not jumping to the ms conclusion. just drawing on the experience of
>> so many good people. and a captive audience. hah!
>
From: Shelley on 10 Sep 2008 19:42
Or you could follow each other in circles... ;)

"jils" <jils(a)spambegone.com> wrote in message
news:48c857d4$0$31801$afc38c87(a)news.optusnet.com.au...
> yeah but then you'd have to follow me.
>
>
> Tick wrote:
>> I get a weird crack in the ear that's on the same side as my
>> trigeminal neuralgia quite often. It's not painful but really
>> annoying at times.
>>
>> I don't have a clue what triggers it. I think some clinical trials
>> are called for. Tell you what, I'll blow in your ear if you'll blow
>> in mine. ;-)
>>
>> On Sep 10, 6:10 am, jils <j...(a)spambegone.com> wrote:
>>> always looking for someone suffering the same symptoms ... anyone get
>>> this weird crackling noise in one ear, in response to external sounds?
>>> i've had it for ages, years, maybe, i dunno, i forget, but i JUST
>>> thought to try to find a dx online (as you do).
>>> my research on the intergoogleweb thingie leads me to believe it's
>>> stapedial myoclonus. so i'd be interested to know if anyone here has
>>> experienced this.
>>> i'm not jumping to the ms conclusion. just drawing on the experience of
>>> so many good people. and a captive audience. hah!
>>


From: Tick on 10 Sep 2008 23:23
Shelley, ordinarily if a beautiful woman blew in my ear I'd follow her
anywhere but if Jils keeps moving farther and farther from me I ain't
following her anywhere. She's gettin' too far from the house. I can
take the hint. :-(

On Sep 10, 6:42 pm, "Shelley" <no...(a)nohow.com> wrote:
> Or you could follow each other in circles... ;)
>
> "jils" <j...(a)spambegone.com> wrote in message
>
> news:48c857d4$0$31801$afc38c87(a)news.optusnet.com.au...
>
>
>
> > yeah but then you'd have to follow me.
>
> > Tick wrote:
> >> I get a weird crack in the ear that's on the same side as my
> >> trigeminal neuralgia quite often.  It's not painful but really
> >> annoying at times.
>
> >> I don't have a clue what triggers it.  I think some clinical trials
> >> are called for.  Tell you what, I'll blow in your ear if you'll blow
> >> in mine.   ;-)
>
> >> On Sep 10, 6:10 am, jils <j...(a)spambegone.com> wrote:
> >>> always looking for someone suffering the same symptoms ... anyone get
> >>> this weird crackling noise in one ear, in response to external sounds?
> >>> i've had it for ages, years, maybe, i dunno, i forget, but i JUST
> >>> thought to try to find a dx online (as you do).
> >>> my research on the intergoogleweb thingie leads me to believe it's
> >>> stapedial myoclonus. so i'd be interested to know if anyone here has
> >>> experienced this.
> >>> i'm not jumping to the ms conclusion. just drawing on the experience of
> >>> so many good people. and a captive audience. hah!- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

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