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When ever i hear loud sounds or high pitched noises i get a ear ache and a slight headache. why?
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Ear pain: Intratympanic muscles are contracting to protect the ear from noise. These stretch or tense the eardrum which activates receptor pain fibers. best to use ear plugs or a headset if such exposure is anticipated. Headache caused by muscle tension or splinting.
Answered 5/28/2017
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