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A member asked:
L ear twitch/vibration eardrum can feel n hear it but not painful, very annoying on n off for few months worse when trying to sleep. what could it b?
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Perhaps fluid: You could have some fluid behind the ear drum that can do this. Or it could be a spasm of a small muscle in there. Get your doctor to look in your ear.
Answered 8/20/2015
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