2nd trimester
Nausea during pregnancy
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Hi everyone,
I'm 25 weeks pregnant now and have had a ringing in my ear for almost 2 months when I want to go to sleep. During the day I don't really have any trouble with it. I've been using nasal spray for a long time because the GP saw fluid behind the eardrum, but today I went back and it turned out the fluid was gone. She said it might still be due to the Eustachian tube. They've told me that a few times already. She said it could also be caused by high blood pressure and asked how the checks were at the specialist. I said my blood pressure was always good every time. Then she said that was fine. She didn't measure it either. She advised me to rest more during the day so the ringing becomes less at night. Now I read an article on this site that tinnitus can also be related to pregnancy. Who has had this or has trouble with it? I notice the ringing more when I'm stressed. The GP said it's not permanent. I do have more stress because I stopped taking antidepressants before I got pregnant.
I'm 25 weeks pregnant now and have had a ringing in my ear for almost 2 months when I want to go to sleep. During the day I don't really have any trouble with it. I've been using nasal spray for a long time because the GP saw fluid behind the eardrum, but today I went back and it turned out the fluid was gone. She said it might still be due to the Eustachian tube. They've told me that a few times already. She said it could also be caused by high blood pressure and asked how the checks were at the specialist. I said my blood pressure was always good every time. Then she said that was fine. She didn't measure it either. She advised me to rest more during the day so the ringing becomes less at night. Now I read an article on this site that tinnitus can also be related to pregnancy. Who has had this or has trouble with it? I notice the ringing more when I'm stressed. The GP said it's not permanent. I do have more stress because I stopped taking antidepressants before I got pregnant.
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Rosa Guest #2
Ehh, two things I want to say: you shouldn't use nasal spray for too long in a row. And if it's open, the spray isn't good anymore after a month, right? Then you should throw it away, because you can get heeeeeeeavily sick from it. I myself have had a "deaf/clogged" ear since I was about 25 weeks pregnant. It comes and goes, but it's stuck in that tube. I have to fiddle with it (outer ear) and then it opens up again. I also think it has to do with blood pressure... because I still have it from time to time.
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