Inner ear problem. : Sounds most like minierres disease or a variation on that. This involves the inner ear and there is increased pressure which affects hearing a sense of fullness you can get a headache and vertigo. It will look normal. It should be checked out by an ENT specialist. Often diuretics can help.
Answered 3/6/2020
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Best guess: Sounds like you are having intermittent eustachian tube obstruction. Try a decongestant or a decongestant nasal spray on that side.
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See an ENT: I would recommend seeing an ENT dr. Whom can hopefully determine your the source of your issues. If in doubt, get more than one opinion.
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