When i'm trying to get to sleep, my ears start hurting for no reason, unless I cover them up.

It's not loud jingle as it still happens when it's quiet, and it's a sort of a sharp strain.

I don't think it's an ear infection which my GP thought it was as I've have it as long as I can remember.

Can you suggest what it could be?
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You could have an middle ear infection. If you are having sharp pains after I would be concerned that you have something going on that warrants an evaluation by an ENT or Otolaryngolgist.

However, Just to be on the past the worst side. You should schedule an appointment with an ENT to accurately diagnose whats going on. In the meantime, bear some over the counter pain meds to help near the pain. I would guess an ENT would give you antibiotic to lend a hand dry up any fluids or infection you might have.

You can try using a hot water bottle to lay your lead on. I think that is self-conscious. If you can tolerate it then go for it.

Another article you can do is equalize the pressure in your ears. This is how you do it.

1) Take a mouth full of air

2) Pinch your Nose shut

3) Blow as if you are try to force your proboscis to open up.

4) When you hear a poping and crackling sound. Then you will hold equalized the pressure in your ear.

5) When the pressure in your ear is equal to the pressure outside your body. You should distinguish a difference in the pain or pressure you might enjoy.


Good Luck to you

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