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Mostly in one ear, sometimes both, sharp stabbing pain. Will go on for weeks then subside for no apparent reason. Infection and blockage has been ruled out by PCP.
I experience sharp pain behind/around my ears and my doctor tried telling me it was my sinuses and to just take a Sudafed but it's definitely not I even saw a ear nose and throat doctor who put a camera inside my nose and Nasal passages and everything is clear he said...so it being something to fo with the ms makes more sense.
@A MyMSTeam Member - Yes, mine began when I was swimming. Years ago I was lifeguard, and also did some diving. But, out of nowhere the very sharp stabbing pain began in both ears. Tests ruled out several possible causes. I still swim but cannot put my head in even just a couple of feet of water without the severe pain.
Yes, recurrent stabbing pain in the ear can be associated with multiple sclerosis (MS). According to my knowledge base, nearly 90 percent of people with MS experience oral or facial symptoms, and some report pain that can affect areas like the jaw and ear. This type of pain could be related to trigeminal neuralgia, a Show Full Answer
No stabbing but I have had constant ringing in my left ear since 2019, every since my cognitive problems worsened. Annoying.
YES,YES 😨. I have that also! The first part is correct. It's Trigeminal Neuralgia. For the longest time I was told it was Lhermitts Sign, but I didn't believe they was accurate because of the randomness of it happening. I take 300 mg when I feel it starting. I'm about 15-20 minutes it's gone. I'm SOOO sorry,I know the pain 🧡🧡
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