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May 21st, 2007
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I have a question for anyone who is qualified to answer it.
My ears equalize differently from each other. my right ear makes a little pop, the other makes no sound at all, i can just feel the pressure increasing from the inside of my eardrum. Is this normal, or this dangerous? I have not really dived to any really great depths. I was wondering If you think this could be a damaged eardrum or is it just a normal occurance? 
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May 21st, 2007
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For most divers the ears work a little differently or the other one is more problematic than the other.
As long as you can equalize and there is no pain, I'd say it's normal and ok.
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Simo K
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