im no dr, but i have to wonder if maybe theres an inner ear infection, or something bothering one of them in some way. does that seem like it might be possible?

ive had that feeling before, but only for a few seconds at a time... not real sure what caused it, but ive always had troubles with my ears

hope its nothing serious!

Thank you for your reply hopfully.

I have just seen an ENT. All they did was look up my nose, in my mouth, and in my ears with that light and then said, "I believe you have TMJ.

I told them that I came to see specialist because the type of examination they just gave me was no different than my GP has done. I need them to look further than this to find out what is really going on.

They have scheduled me for another appointment in 6 weeks.

Thanks for the well wishes.

ugh...

i could never be a dr... i just could not send someone home and make them wait 6 more weeks like that... id clear my day and get them an answer just as fast as i could (and go broke in the process i guess, but at least id be helping someone!)

*hugs*

For me it was a part of the depression. Are you seeking therapy too. It has helped me. Hope you being feeling better soon. Try to do something you use to love to do. Sparking that interest again can help.

Yes, I think it's common when you are not on meds or just getting used to the meds. My spouse feels that I am unusually quiet when this happens. If you are just starting new meds or just getting on meds, give yourself some time (approx 4 weeks...as that is how long most meds for depression take to kick in) and maybe the feelings that you are experiencing will go away. If the feelings don't go away tell your doctor so that maybe he can put you on another drug,