I often get an itchy sensation deep in my ears and my throat?
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it might be allergies! talk to a doctor.
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If you have really tense neck muscles, this can cause  blockage. Sometimes related to ear aches.
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I have no clue what that other answer is that someone gave you.  My answer to you is no.  Maybe you have an infected gland, a swollen gland, or an infected sinus.\nGo to the drug store and get the eardrops that are for ear aches.  It doesn't cost much and it works.  \nMeanwhile, just to be on the safe side, take a couple of motrin, and / or tylenol.  Make sure you're not running a temp.  If you're running a temp then you can be sure there's an infection brewing somewhere.  If all the above fails to help you, then call your doctor and be seen.\nHope you feel better.
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I wonder what volume you play your music.. may be the factor..Causes considerable irritation to the nerves you mention with your symptoms.. suggesting you are having a problem that us sub acute and the stress of the music takes it into the acute state.
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There are always several answers.  One answer could be the threshold of your nerves.  Our nerves have a threshold inwhich the stimulus has to cross in order for our nerves to transmit the signal.  When you lay down to sleep, it could be that your mind is not distracted by life and your threshold has been lowered and thus your nerves are detecting any little thing and it feels like itching.\n\nAnother possible explaination could be that you have bed mites and they are biting you.  Not joking
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If you have white pustules (bumps) on the back of your throat it is probably strep.  If you have allergies, it could be drainage, but it since you have been having trouble hearing, it sounds like an ear infection has developed.  You could also have a sinus infection.  You could just have some fluid in your ears and a bad cold, but to be safe, I'd go to the doctor.  While you will heal on your own from a cold, leaving strep throat could make you very sick and an untreated ear infection could damage your ear drum and cause long term hearing loss.  The treatment for any of these possible diagnosises is painless and easy.
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I suffer from anxiety, according to my doctor.  I usually get irritable, angry, my blood pressure and pulse rate start to rise, and a lot of times, especially if I am driving, I am yelling so loud that I believe most people can hear me, even with the windows closed.  If I am really mad, I get red in the face and I start getting dizzy because I have gotten myself so worked up.  I am now on some medication to control anxiety and some herbs to help combat stress.  \n\nYou may have the beginning symptoms of anxiety, which could be caused by severe stress, like in my case.  I have never been itchy, but different people experience some different reactions.
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maybe your have an ear infection.\nit can cause everything you discribe.\ni would call a doc. just to be sure
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ouch. Maybe you have developed asthma.  Better see your doc.
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The cause of an itch is because of dead skin cells. Itching promotes sheading those skin cells and prepares for new ones.
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Yes, your medication can cause this. It could be the sign of serious allergic reaction. I suggest you contact your doctor ASAP. If you have trouble breathing or are feverish, dizzy..call 911
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It could be an underlying health problem ,ie.kidneys or liver problems you should get checked out,have you tried any creams and you dont say were the itching is.
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an itch is somewhere in your body that you want to scratch really very much. Itching can be caused due to allergy to certain types of foods, medicine, moquitoes, sunlight or warm weather in general.
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Sounds like some kind of allergic reaction or rash, I would go see a doctor.
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You might have an ear infection? but... try asking a doctor.. i think it's better that wa
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Go to an ear/nose/throat specialist and have him or her test your inner ear and eardrum to see if it's infected or if there may be some other complications.
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I think it could be a mental thing.  I do the same thing.  It's like I have to scratch in so many different places (mind you I actually feel the itch) before I can get comfortable and fall asleep.  It's a possibility?