I liked my 4 days 10 hour schedule. Currently on 12hr days and a 5-5, 4-5, 5-4, days on - days off rotation. I like it even more although it seemed weird at first. After doing 10 hour days 12 hours isn't so bad especially getting 4-5 days of rest.
No click, when I yawn or swallow I do get a brief less then a second of muffled hearing. It's barely noticeable unless I'm actively trying to notice it.
Doesn't sound like the worst way to go to be honest. Great addition to my tombstone "Zed went out with a bang, the downtown pub and surrounding city will never be the same"
Loose lips sink ships, loose ears live for years.
Always wanted to try scuba diving. Used to sit at the bottom of a deep pool often growing up to see how long I could chill.
It's not really a concern I will end up speaking with an online doctor eventually. Currently on a 2 year waitlist in a small town for a family doctor no clinics in town.
More wondering if anyone else shares this oddity.
No procedures on my ears or respiratory tract.
So pressure builds in the tympanic cavity or lower in the eutachian tube then releases though the membrane causing a popping sensation? Interesting. Thanks for the information.
Looks a bit like oxidized copper.
I liked my 4 days 10 hour schedule. Currently on 12hr days and a 5-5, 4-5, 5-4, days on - days off rotation. I like it even more although it seemed weird at first. After doing 10 hour days 12 hours isn't so bad especially getting 4-5 days of rest.
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No click, when I yawn or swallow I do get a brief less then a second of muffled hearing. It's barely noticeable unless I'm actively trying to notice it.
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Doesn't sound like the worst way to go to be honest. Great addition to my tombstone "Zed went out with a bang, the downtown pub and surrounding city will never be the same"
Loose lips sink ships, loose ears live for years. Always wanted to try scuba diving. Used to sit at the bottom of a deep pool often growing up to see how long I could chill.
It's not really a concern I will end up speaking with an online doctor eventually. Currently on a 2 year waitlist in a small town for a family doctor no clinics in town. More wondering if anyone else shares this oddity. No procedures on my ears or respiratory tract. So pressure builds in the tympanic cavity or lower in the eutachian tube then releases though the membrane causing a popping sensation? Interesting. Thanks for the information.