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1. A.I.
   October 30th, 2007 at 5:09 pm

   Your doctor obviously had a hidden agenda. What a bastard.

2. George
   November 5th, 2007 at 7:10 am

   This was really funny I could so relate

3. Amy
   November 6th, 2007 at 9:36 am

   Actually, your doc had reasons to do what he did. If your ears looked fine and you’re experiencing headaches, there is a good chance it is really the same nerve compression from vasodialation some people call migraines. They’ve released studies recently that they’ve figured out that most headaches, something like 85% of them are the same physiological process as migraines. Many people call them sinus headaches or other things, but they are just degrees of the same phenomenon. And they cause compression in your head. They can compress ear canals, sinuses, or manifest as pain in various other ways, too. My ears bug me a day or so before I get a migraine. I won’t say that is absolutely what is going on with your ears, but I will say it was a pretty good “most likely with the given pattern” guess at what was going on on the doc’s part. He’s actually pretty good for catching the possibility, if not for explaining it well.

4. Megguqt
   March 13th, 2008 at 10:22 am

   god i know how that is

   my doc: so what brings you here today
   me: I’m having difficulty hearing people out of my left ear. I don’t have problems hearing anything else, just people.
   Doc: ok. *checks out ears* We’re going to run a quick test
   *nurse comes in sticks thing in my ear and tells me to raise my hand when I hear a beep then leaves*
   Doc: *comes back in, looks at paper*
   me: so what’s wrong with me
   Doc: it appears you’re having trouble hearing the average tone of human voices out of your left ear.
   Me: *face palm* I knew that already, what I want to know is why!!!!