whats wrong.Im constantl fatigue,feel like my throat is closing up,headaches,constant ear ringing,ear aches,dizziness,sore chest so if anyone has a idea would be helpful and mayeb how to treat it
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If you went to the doctor with one symptom, he could start investigating the cause. When you have two symptoms, his query in the search is narrowed. When you add a third symptom, the search is majorly narrowed. If you add additional symptoms, the most frequent cause of the problem is psychological. Psychological problems cannot be treated by your doctor. You need to ask your doctor if he thinks you need a psychologist, because he is not treating your symptoms.
278366
You need to go to a doctor as soon as possible! that sounds like something that should be checked by a proffesional!Search for a physician that treats problems of the ears nose and throat!
449110
You may want to ask your doctor what is wrong. He could help you.
456326
still getting over mine as we speak!! it last two weeks and started out as bronchitis first (yuck!!)\n\ndrink lots of fluids-colds can dehydrate you quickly and make you feel worse so make sure to drink. water is best-avoid caffeine b/c it will make you more dehydrated\n\n-suck on ice cubes or hard candies if you have a sore throat\n-put a warm mist humidifier in your room at nite to help you breathe better and to also keep your throat from drying out\n-hot tea w/honey is very soothing \n-take nyquil at night to help you sleep\n-don't do too much activity during the day and sleep as much as possible-rest is the best thing to a speedy recovery\n-drink orange juice to help boost your immune system (the vitamin c in it will help to this)\n\nhope you feel better soon
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If you continue feeling like this...you should seek medical attention.  Over a year ago my throat was bothering me for over a week...I didn't do anything about it and ended up losing my voice for two weeks.  I finally sought medical attention when I lost my voice and found out that I had a polyp on my vocal cord.  So definitely if it continues to be a problem...Go see a doctor!!!
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ok well i have the same problem my throat closes too i get bloated and feel like i cant breath right but you dont need to see someone about it its normal heres wgat i do to make it alot easier i lay down on my back take deep breaths and think about something i want in the future or just what ever to take my mind off of it and eventually fall asleep for 30 minutes and feel much better when i wake up theres no cure for it but this works for me hope i helped answer your question
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Get a second opinion. Go to and E.N.T.(ear, nose, Throat) specialist. Your throat, ears and nose are all connected. If your ears are feeling clogged, it could be caused by the swollen tonsils. You may not necessarily have an EAR infection, but it sounds like the Eustachian tube in your ears are clogged. Try gargling with very warm salt water about twice a day. But definitely see the Doc. Are you on Antibiotics? If so this may clear the problem with your ears. You should consider a Tonsillectomy, my son has never had any more problems with his ears since he had his tonsils out. GOOD LUCK TO YOU.
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Sounds more like an attack of vertigo to me....do you have a cold that has settled in your ears.  I have Meneires Diseae and this is exactly how I get.\n\nHave someone get you some Meclizine (OTC Draminine II) that will help some of this.
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Try a cold compress over your eyes and temple lay in bed with this and take a tylenol pm. Hope you feel better. If you arent any better soon go to the er.
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I am truly sorry to hear this but even more sorry that there is NO cure for it. I have had extreme vertigo for over 5 years. And like you the meds. don't work and the Dr cant fix it. So i know what you feel like as i have to deal with it ever day of my life. My dizziness gets so bad that i cant even sit up i have to lay down and it will last for about 45 min. Then i am sick for about 3 hours after its over. For people like me and you we just have to deal with it the best way we can. What i do to deal with it is really weird but it helps me a lot. If you would send me an e-mail or PM me i will tell you about the mental problems it has caused me
475712
During your ear infection, the ear might have produced more wax than usual to protect the ear. Allow a week or two to see if it clears on its own accord, if it doesn't and your hearing is still a bit dull, go back to your Doctor, he may then be able to give you some treatment to clear things up for you. If you are very anxious about the ear, or anything else for that matter, visit your Doctor, he should be able to help reassure you, perhaps if he knows that you suffer with anxiety he'll be able to make you feel better. Please don't suffer alone, there's good help in this day and age. Also there are loads of really nice people on here that have suffered from anxiety and know how you feel. You'll be good at helping them too as you've had first hand experience.
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Talk to your doctor. It sounds like anxiety
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You probably have the flu.  If the symptoms continue or get stronger after a week, you should consider seeing the doctor.  For now, just try taking Actifed, Tylenol, Sudafed, or other over-the-counter medications that will temporarily alleviate your illness.
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You need to see an ENT. I have Meneivere's Disease and it makes me feel that way. But its more than likely an inner ear infection or disorder. Beleive me I know what it feels like. Its horrible. I have had my disease since 88 but it has tapered off. The Dr can perscribe antivert, which works well for the dizziness and nausea, but valium works better for severe vertigo. Go to the DR.
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This is a common symptom of pharyngitis, or inflammation of the back of the throat.  The nerves cross-over with some of those to the ear canal, so pain in the throat can be referred to the ear and pain in the ear can be referred to the throat.  If you have pain when you swallow, it is likely the throat.  On occasion, inflammation of the throat can also affect the normal drainage of the middle ear, but the ear pain would be constant throbbing with pressure, which can be unbearable (not just noticeable with swallowing).\n\nAlthough strep throat is possible, pharyngitis is usually VIRAL, and antibiotics will not help.  Warning signs of strep throat include high (103+) fevers, body aches, swollen lymph nodes in the neck and foul breath.  Viral pharyngitis usually resolves within a few days if you tough it out.  Fevers, chills, body aches or inability to swallow your own saliva are all worrisome signs which should be seen right away.  Otherwise, you can go with a diet of warm liquids, get some lozenges, and take it easy for a few days.\n\nHope you feel better soon!
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Could be the flu.  Take tylenol for your fever and a decongestant (sudafed, for example) to clear out your head.  Just like they always tell you: plenty of fluids to clear out your system, a big dose of vitamin C couldn't hurt, either.  SLEEP.  If you're young, take advantage of sick days from school.  If you're not, doctor yourself up as my mom used to say, and deal with it.  Get a cute friend to make you some chicken soup.
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Sounds like you had the flu or were hung over.  Just drink plenty of fluids and try to rest and if you aren't sick anymore, eat something to keep yourself nourished.