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ears problem ?

I'm wondering any of you with chiari out there, does your ears feel plugged 24/7 , or does the symptoms pop up from time to time ?
plus does your ears click when moving your head in a certain way to the side ?
(a sound like two marble balls hitting each other, they do a click or tick sound ...)
does that happen to any of you guys ?
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Yes I have a ringing in my ears .also feels like cotton in my ears makes it hard to hear also they will feel like liquid is running out of them...pain ..they will pop really bad hope this helps
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Yes. I have complained for yrs but my doctor's always just check my hearing and say I'm fine.
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Hi ear issues are very common for those with Chiari....the clicking could be from the neck but may sound like it is the ears....but the full feeling as well as tinnitus are some of the top symptoms on our symptoms list.
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forgot to mention that the sound im talking about, you'll hear the click only once when moving you head to the side not more than that ..
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