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Inner Ear Infection Symptoms Can Be Debilitating

As a child, you may remember getting at least one bad earache. That painful childhood earache you remember was probably caused by a middle ear infection. While middle ear infections are fairly common in children, other parts of your ear may become infected and inflamed as well. For example, you may come down with an inner ear infection at any time during your life. Inner ear infection symptoms are completely different from other types of ear infections.

To understand inner ear infection symptoms, also called labyrinthitis, you first should know some basics about your inner ear. Your inner ear contains a system of tubes and canals called the labyrinth. The labyrinth sends signals to your brain to help you do two different things: (1) comprehend sound, and (2) determine the movement and position of your head. When these tubes become infected and inflamed, you will experience a specific set of inner ear infection symptoms. A list of inner ear infection symptoms includes:

  • Vertigo, which is a sensation of whirling or spinning (different from dizziness)
  • Nausea and vomiting (similar to feelings of motion sickness)
  • Loss of balance
  • Headache
  • A ringing or rushing noise inside the ear called tinnitus
  • Temporary hearing loss

Inner ear infection symptoms may become worse with any kind of head movement such as sitting up, looking upward, or rolling over in bed. At first, inner ear infection symptoms last for a few days or a few weeks. However, it’s possible for inner ear infection symptoms to return after the initial symptoms go away. Perhaps most importantly, inner ear infection symptoms may indicate brain tumors, stroke, or meningitis. Therefore, if you or your child experiences inner ear infection symptoms that are getting progressively worse or will not subside, you should find out if the symptoms indicate a more serious condition.




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