what position of the auricle is used when ear stapling for migraines versus weight loss?
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http://www.neurologyreviews.com/feb04/nr_feb04_foramen.html
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tympanum or tympanic membrane
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I would suggest you seek help from an acupuncturist.  Acupuncture, especially auricular acupuncture, is very effective in helping people become less dependent on medications and eventually staying off of them.  The acupuncturist can then also treat the problem that caused the patient to seek medical attention.  Hope this helps!
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Bone called stirrup in your ear. Just 2mm.
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To keep the swelling down.
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I got my cartilage peirced, and it didn't hurt. However, it's different for different people. Also, it might hurt on one ear and not the other: My mom's left ear didn't hurt but her right one stung like h***!\nU just can't know until u try.
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Extended position or Position of posterior flexion.
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I agree, if there is pain when you press your eyebrows, it's probably blocked sinues.  There are acupressure points all over the head (as well as the body) and finding a tender spot on your head could indicate an imbalance elsewhere in your body.  A good acupressure headache point is to rub the meaty part of the webbing between your thumb and forefinger on each hand for about a minute each, rubbing towards your wrist.  I have reduced my headaches using this technique.  It is also effective for toothache, sinues, and colds. The point is called Large Intestine (LI) 4, and you can look it up in Google if you want more detailed info.  Alternatively rub the spot above the midpoint between your eyebrows, this has a similar effect. Hope this helps.  Acupressure helps your body rebalance itself and would probably help your anxiety.
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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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go to a ear, nose, throat doctor, they can help.  and remember - DON'T stick anything in your ear that's smaller than your elbow unless a doctor tells you to (my mom always told me this!)
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behinde the left ear means that you are Gay.\n\nbehind the right ear means that you are un married.\n\nbehind both ears..gay and looking to get married
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The stapes is the oldest of the three ear bones in mammals.  Birds and reptiles only have a stapes (called a columella).  The malleus and incus are both part of the jaw.  The stapes also used to be long and thin instead of stirrup shaped.  This is still true for monotremes, marsupials, and xenarthrans (armadillos, anteaters, and sloths).  The stirrup shape is caused by the passage of an artery through the hole in the middle.\n\nThe role of the stapes is the same in epitherian placentals as it has been in reptiles.  It transmits vibration to the fenestra ovalis in the cochlea.  It's in the cochlea where differential vibration of the various hairs allows for precision of sound interpretation.  \n\nIn mammals the vibration of the stapes is transmitted from the incus.  In nonmammalian vertebrates, these vibrations are transmitted directly from the ear drum.
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The cerumen glands. See the reference.
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The magnet in an earphone encloses a coil of wire that is attached to a diaphragm that vibrates the air to make the sound. The coil does most of the vibrating. In any case, the magnet's field is concentrated in the part of the earphone where the coil is, to maximize efficiency. The electric current coming to the coil (from the player) sets up a fluctuating magnetic field around the coil that interacts with the fixed field from the magnet to move the coil, and hence the diaphragm. The magnetic fields drop off rapidly with distance, and a centimeter away, at your scalp, would be negligible. \n\nJust below the dry outer epidermal layer, your skin is a good conductor of electricity, and therefore provides some shielding for fluctuating magnetic fields. Any residual magnetic effects from the earphones would likely end here. \n\nEarphones operate on minute currents. The sound level required is very low, and so is the electrical potential needed. If you cranked the current up high enough to cause the magnetic field to be a problem, you would long since have encountered a larger problem with the audio volume.\n\nWhile the FIXED magnetic field may be measurable below the scalp, the FLUCTUATING magnetic field would not. It is the fluctuating field (not the fixed field) that would cause a current in the brain.\n\nShort answer: No.
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Well, I smoked for quite a while too, not quite 30 years or anything but still a long time. I quit I got staples in my ears. it is a new thing that came out not too long ago. You go to your doctor and ask them about staples. They go inside your ear, and they press on a part of your brain that controls your habits. When you crave one just rub your ear and it goes away. It works for weight loss too, I lost about 10 pounds in 2 weeks. I hope this helps you with your problem it worked for me.
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long neck  \npointy nose
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touching the ears or nose