👂My Ears!!!👂

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SeñoritaMafioso May 10, 2012

My right eardrum twitches when I hear low pitches. I hate it. I didn't connect the twitching with low pitches for a while, but now I know. And it sucks.

Did you know my brother plays the tuba? And my dad plays the bass guitar. 😖 He's practicing with his old man band now, and my eardrum is practically vibrating. 😁
🇺🇸FlightMedic🚁 May 10, 2012

I believe your ear drums always vibrate when they hear sound. That's how they interpret the sound. I feel the vibrations occasionally too, but it's in my deaf ear. I don't hear sound, just feel the vibrations.
★MΛΥΗΞΜ★ May 10, 2012

Haha atleast you figured out what caused it. Maybe now you can try to control it.
Demacia May 10, 2012

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Ghetto Monstazz May 10, 2012

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SeñoritaMafioso May 10, 2012

ffmedic4143 wrote:
I believe your ear drums always vibrate when they hear sound. That's how they interpret the sound. I feel the vibrations occasionally too, but it's in my deaf ear. I don't hear sound, just feel the vibrations.

Right, but this is like a spasm or twitch, way bigger/stronger than just the normal vibrations.
Sometimes it'll be from the sound of a plane flying over, and I won't realize why my ear's twitching until I finally notice the plane sound. It's really annoying and distracting. I always hated it when my brother practices...I bet that's why, and my brain just subconsciously connected his playing tuba and my eardrum's twitches...
Tlj May 10, 2012

It's like ear tourettes (sp?) lol. I know a guy with cerebral paulsey and he has Tourette's triggered by lawn mowers. When ever he mows the lawn, he screams random obscenities.