Back in April I started having a crawling sensation in my inner left ear. This went away on its own but now I'm experiencing a sort of mild wearing off anesthesia like sensation on the left side of my face by the ear along with mild itching inside and it feels as if I can't fully unplugged my ear. I went to an ENT in May but he found nothing in my ear.
https://treato.com/Crawling+Sensation,Ear+Pain/?a=s
Esophagitis - Inflammation of the esophagus may be caused by conditions such as GERD, infection, or something small actually stuck in the esophagus. An allergic reaction to food or airborne particles may also trigger this inflammation, which would therefore cause this blocking sensation.
http://www.med-health.net/Feels-Like-Something-Is-Stuck-in-My-Throat.html
wow i have the smae problem with ear pain at the top of my ear and it's very hot,but my very sever pain started at the back of my ear and when i went to the docs she said after ruling out infection....
https://treato.com/Crawling+Sensation,Ear+Pain/?a=s
Causes of earache. Just as the pain from earache affects people in different ways, there are a variety of causes of earache. Some of them affect the ear itself, others are from conditions affecting areas close to the ears. Common reasons for earache include: Fluid building up deep inside the eardrum.
http://www.webmd.boots.com/cold-and-flu/cold-guide/earache
In addition to the on and off dullness feeling I get in my ears, and the low level humming/buzz I get this odd sensation that I am hoping some of you might be able to help me with. When my daughter screams, cries or when people talk loudly the inside of my ear flutters and feels like it is contracting. Sometimes this sensation goes all the way through my head and down my neck. Always on the left side. When I touch the left side of my face, sometimes I also get the flutter feeling.
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/what-might-cause-ear-fluttering-contracting-im-not-sure.3815/
Injury in the ear canal from objects poked inside, such as cotton buds or sharp objects. Blockages in the ear from plugs of earwax or objects pushed in which have become stuck. Throat infections (including tonsillitis) and colds. Jaw pain, known as temperomandibular joint pain.
http://www.webmd.boots.com/cold-and-flu/cold-guide/earache
1. Something is blocking your throat or esophagus. This condition may be associated with the following common causes: Food or object - Some type of food or object is stuck in your throat or esophagus, which is common among children and elderly people with dentures.
http://www.med-health.net/Feels-Like-Something-Is-Stuck-in-My-Throat.html
This condition may be associated with the following common causes: 1  Food or object - Some type of food or object is stuck in your throat or esophagus, which is common among children and elderly people with dentures. 2  Tonsillitis - Inflammation and chronic enlargement of the tonsils may make swallowing difficult.
http://www.med-health.net/Feels-Like-Something-Is-Stuck-in-My-Throat.html
Last September I had polyps removed from my vocal cords. Since I had this done I feel like something is moving in my ear. I went to the ENT for the 2nd time to have it checked and he continues to tell me it is my TMJ. Occasionally I can lay down and roll my head to the side and feel it move and I become dizzy. Could I have a calcium deposit? Thanks for your Reply!
http://forums.webmd.com/3/cold-and-flu-exchange/forum/829
Tinnitus Since: 12/2013. Something similar (or the same, I'm not sure) happened to me when I put my mobile on speaker mode and the person I was talking to sounded really loud. It began fluttering inside my ears, I guess I can describe it like that. It was like a machine working rythmically and fast.
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/what-might-cause-ear-fluttering-contracting-im-not-sure.3815/
cause of ear pain and feeling like something is inside
Fluid building up deep inside the eardrum is a cause of ear pain and feeling like something is inside. Ear pain and feeling like something is inside is caused by fluid building up deep inside the eardrum.