Long Covid Ear fullness pressure anyone else ??

@jostrowski74
My daughter and I used an antiviral called Nexavir, a very old, and safe drug. It has helped us.

@bmekdeci has it helped with fatigue and anything else maybe my dr can prescribe it.
Thank you.

SAME. I had covid over Christmas of 2023. My ears were badly inflammed during the illness. My left ear has never been the same. The pressure pulsates, always feels plugged. I can hear my breathing, chewing, and it sounds like a speaker going in and out. It's awful. I can't sing anymore. Been to two ENT's. Had a hearing test, CT, and cameras shoved up my nose into the tubes. And no one has any clue what is going on. I just want it to stop!

I get severe ear pressure as well and I bought a tool from Amazon called ear pressure tool it almost looks like a syringe that you use on babies to clear their nose out. It is giving me relief. I use it several times a day. I take it with me if I go anywhere. I hope this helps.

I actually found out that I have a rare ear issue called superior canal dehiscence. Will prob have to get surgery for it.
Thanks

Ear pressure has been an issue for me throughout my experience with long Covid. It has gotten moderately better and worse over time. Recently, I made a discovery. I had been largely, although not intentionally, gluten-free. My baker husband kindly made me wholemeal scones, the only thing he could make that would be allowed on my anti-inflammatory diet. I had just one a day for four and my ear pressure, fatigue, and brain fog got markedly worse. A few days after I stopped eating all gluten, I got back to my new “normal “ energy level and the ear pressure is slowly reducing. I’m still deciding whether it is good news – something I can control – or bad news – that I can’t eat things I love.

To all those suffering from a feeling of fullness in ears (and lack of hearing): I have suffered from hearing loss for years. (That's a different story although worth noting that my ears have been troublesome in the past.) However, since beginning my LongCovid journey new problems similar to those described here have developed. I've found one technique that seems to help the fullness/lack of drainage: an onion poultice! Apparently it is an old remedy (google it). Apply a heated onion, wrapped in cheesecloth, to the affected ear. I am amazed at the amount of 'stuff' that drains from the offending ear. (I lie on the onion compress.) In my case the discharge is rather thick and yellow ~(sorry) ~ not sure what it is, but the ear feels better and I can hear after a treatment. I now do this whenever the ear seems to fill up (although I do still see my ENT who also suctions my ear, prescribes drops, etc.) Can't see any down side (except for the pillow smelling onion-y!). I suppose a heated compress might achieve the same results, but choose to believe the onion has some sort of special properties. Best of luck.

My ears have felt weird for a while. I think it’s Covid. SueFish

@krystalm
Hi
I certainly can relate to you. The pressure and ear pain has been with me for nearly five years.
Also nearly e
All my back muscles hurt so so much. I recently bought a new bed but to no avail. My back massager helps bur only for a short time.
I’ve got so many long covid symptoms 😢 but I realize many others have much worse symptoms.
I just joined here so if I’ve disclosed too much I’m sorry

I get relief with a tool for dealing with ear pressure.
It’s called ZOK Ear Pressure Relief. Very helpful with headaches too. Soft silicone.
Stimulates key cranial nerves that adjust the pressure.
It feels good.
$20.00max. Sales$16.00.