Did not finish sorry. When you. Lay down fluids do push on ear drum if present. The middle ear behind ear drum is air filled space there is not suppose to be fluid.
August 22, 2025
If you have fluid behind ear drum that could happen. That fluid comes from eustacean tube in throat and can lead to ear infection. If pain or temp see ENT.
August 20, 2025
The sensation you're describing could be related to vertigo, which affects many people with MS. Vertigo can make you feel like the room is spinning or moving even when you're lying still. This can sometimes create uncomfortable sensations that may be perceived as ear discomfort when lying down.
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The sensation you're describing could be related to vertigo, which affects many people with MS. Vertigo can make you feel like the room is spinning or moving even when you're lying still. This can sometimes create uncomfortable sensations that may be perceived as ear discomfort when lying down.
About one-third of people with MS experience dizziness or vertigo at some point. These symptoms can occur whether your eyes are open or closed and can happen even when you're in a resting position. If you experience these symptoms while lying down, here are some helpful tips:
• Stay still and limit head movements until the sensation passes
• Keep the lights dimmed
• Turn off screens like TVs and phones
• Give yourself time to recover before moving
• Consider working with a physical therapist who can help you develop strategies for managing these symptoms
If these symptoms are new or worsening, it's important to discuss them with your healthcare provider to ensure proper management of your MS symptoms.
August 19, 2025
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