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After i masterbate my ears go fuzzy and ring for a while. they feel clogged up. i have had a normal brain mri for headaches recently. is this bad?
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Ear problem: I would have an ENT doctor examine your ears looking for wax or fluid and pressure build up in the middle ear space. The ENT can probably recommend other tests of your ears and also imaging more specific to ear disorders.
Answered 6/5/2016
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