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donalduck
05-29-2010, 05:30 AM
Hi, I have had hot ears my whole life I am 32 now. It has happened to me all of my life. It is getting very bad now. Every day it turns hot red like on fire. Sometimes it's just one ear sometimes both ears. The only thing that I have found that works is putting my whole head under the sink and soaking both of my ears and neck and head with cold water. Sometimes after I put the cold water all over my head I go sit outside with no coat on. It works pretty good in the winter time. This is the only solution I have found to cool them off fast. And sometimes even after I do all that they will start to turn hot red again. I have no idea what causes it. I don't have high blood pressure. Please let me know if there is any other way to stop it.

Mackey Mouse
05-31-2010, 06:06 AM
Have you discussed this with a doctor, if not, I would do so.. Maybe do some googling on the subject as well? Other than that, that is all I could think of this morning..

donalduck
05-31-2010, 08:51 AM
Have you discussed this with a doctor, if not, I would do so.. Maybe do some googling on the subject as well? Other than that, that is all I could think of this morning..
Yes I have talked to my dr about it. He told me it's nothing. I have googled it also and ALOT of people have the same thing as me and there dr tells them the same thing it's nothing.

quasar4legs
06-01-2010, 04:07 AM
Sorry I can't help with any advice but wanted to say that it must be frustrating not being able to get this problem resolved. Is it worth talking to your doctor again and explaining how difficult you are finding this problem?

:hug::hug:

es45
06-01-2010, 05:14 AM
I mentioned your post to someone I know who has a similar problem. Her upper neck (near her ears) gets red at the same time too. Not exclusively Red Ear Syndrome but it sounds similar. She says that her doctors have always considered it a non-issue but she is frustrated by it since she is now experiencing pain too. She has been documenting the triggers (alcohol consumption, stress, migraines) in hopes to get the doctors to pay attention. Perhaps you could do the same and it would help you convince your doctor to pay attention. If not, get a new doctor; perhaps a neurologist.

Good luck. I know it must be frustrating.