Why do my ears hurt after a strenuous exercise?
375728
why work out when you should be eating cookies!!!!  Noone like a skinny cookie monster.
166687
the top of your ear, or maybe a double peircing, or your belly botton.  but just be careful of having it catch on shirts and stuff.  it hurts.
792518
Sorry to tell you this, but I bet your eardrums are just fine. Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent due to nerve damage in the cochlea. Prevent further damage by turning down the volume. If you can feel the bass, it's too loud. Stop using your ipod or walkman, and wear earplugs if you go to a concert or work in a noisy environment. You will still be able to hear the music at a concert if you do this, as well as prevent further damage.
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You probbably have some water in your ear,if so put some perioxide in it, lay your head on the floor flat and then get up after you can no longer hear the noise.If this is not it it could be tinnitus, the cause is "palatal myoclonus" A muscle spasm in the palate is wiggling the eustachian tubes from the mouth end, and you hear a sound at the ear end when the tubes open. \nhope it helps you:)
31849
First you have to warm up with a little of cardio like jumping jacks or running because the muscles are still stiff and you need to "warm them up".  This prevents strains.  Well, then after that you can stretch.
102826
Go to the doctor.  It could be an infection and with tubes that can cause deafness.  Hope you feel better soon.
426261
It could be fluid from cold or allergies, an ear infection, or wax blockage. DON'T stick anything in your ear - you could damage your eardrum. See a doctor, who can look inside and determine what the problem is.
385352
You yawn and chew gum on the way up, but you perform a "Valsalva Maneuver" on the way down to equalize your ear pressure. It takes practice, but once you learn how to do it, you'll never have ear pain again when coming down in an airplane.\nhttp://www.healthcentral.com/encyclopedia/408/687/Ear_Discomfort_and_Airplane_Travel.html
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Nope, the reason being that you wont be able to equalize your ears as you descend, due to the fact that your sinus's are blocked. This happened to me, I couldnt get past about 5mts down, and had to abandon the dive. Wait till you are over the flu, then go for it
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You’ve just settled in for a long, relaxing flight. But then you start to feel pressure and discomfort in your ears. There’s some pain. And sounds are somewhat muffled. You may be experiencing a condition known as airplane ear.\nEar pain associated with flying is due to unequal pressure between your middle ear and the cabin of the airplane. Normally, the eustachian tube, which connects your middle ear to the back of your nose and throat, equalizes the pressure. But if the tube is blocked because of congestion or some other problem, the unequal pressure on your eardrum may impair your hearing and cause ringing in your ear (tinnitus), dizziness and ear pain. If the eustachian tube is completely blocked, pressure changes may be severe enough to cause fluid buildup, ruptured capillaries and bleeding in your middle ear.
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Could be 'altitude deafness' caused by too much air pressure on the eardrum from inside the middle ear which is not being equalized. This can happen if the eustachian tube is blocked, plugged or inflamed. An easy remedy during a cold is by using decongestant nasal drops.
327791
You may have an ear infection
477323
This question can't answered until you find out what has caused it.  The condition is called Tinnitus, and it is usually permanent, and nearly untreatable.  It is also usually progressive, meaning that it gets worse as you get older.  It is caused by the sensor hairs being permanently bent over in the cochlear section of the inner ear, or by nerve damage. See an audiologist, fast.  It can be brought on, or aggravated, by certain medications.  Ibuprofen and antibiotics make mine worse.  But the most important thing to know is; recognize if you are causing the damage yourself.  Do you work with power tools?  Shoot guns?  Play your stereo way too loud / in the clubs regularly or jam with the band unprotected?  If yes to any of these, then it is you that is causing the damage, and it will only get worse.  People have committed suicide because the noise drove them mad.  So; to sum up, get checked out, and take a close look at your habits.  Damage can occur in thousandths of a second, and once done, there is NOTHING that can be done to repair or heal it.
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Reda,\n\nRunning can do nasty things to your body, despite the fact that it is a great exercise for the body and mind.\n\nDid you change your shoes recently?\nDid you do a sudden increase in intensity, terrain or distance?\nHow is your form?  If you are running straight (not leaning), that can cause back and stomach pain.
697576
the ear actually hurts if the sound "intensity" is greater than 120 decibels
761951
The auricular nerve goes up from the upper neck to the back of the ears... if your exercise is strenuous, you may find it triggers a bit of excessive muscle tightening in that area.. allowing a bit of pressure on the nerve. If it continues for any period you may want to have it checked out... see if there is any differential in the tenderness at the base of the skull, on either side, when pressing there.
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I burst my eardrum and even when i was told that it was healed, everytime i swam my ear started aching, rather not swim to prevent further damages! If you must then get ear plugs or something that will prevent water splashing into your ear, don't go underwater.