yitwail wrote:a visit to an otorhinolaryngologist should fix the problem, whatever it is. if you don't like irrigation, there's alternatives, so check first with the doc before you make an appointment.
Otorhinolaryngologists, in my experience, spend all day looking through a pair of binoculars, whilst hiding in bushes.
All very well when a lesser spotted marsh grebe is in the area, but not very helpful when it comes to sorting out ear problems.
