Leak in one of my sinuses - what does it mean?

Hi,

Ever since I blew air in my daughter's pool toy I get the feeling that
a small bubble grows under my ear (about 1 cm under the ear). it makes
a weird air flow sound and leaves some local blurry pain. Since I'm
traveling I corresponded with my dr. that said that is can be a leak in
my sinuses.

Does anybody knows what it really means?
Any info or a link to some info on the web will be highly appreciated
!!!

Thanks
Asaf.

"Asaf" <asafeldad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1117950986.328386.248820@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com...
> Hi,
>
> Ever since I blew air in my daughter's pool toy I get the feeling that
> a small bubble grows under my ear (about 1 cm under the ear). it makes
> a weird air flow sound and leaves some local blurry pain. Since I'm
> traveling I corresponded with my dr. that said that is can be a leak in
> my sinuses.

That's what you get for using your ear to blow air in your daughter's pool
toy.

This guy blows up balloons with his ears. I don't know whether he dives:

http://english.sina.com/p/1/2004/1208/13030.html

"Asaf" wrote

> Hi,
> Ever since I blew air in my daughter's pool toy I get the feeling that
> a small bubble grows under my ear (about 1 cm under the ear). it makes
> a weird air flow sound and leaves some local blurry pain. Since I'm
> traveling I corresponded with my dr. that said that is can be a leak in
> my sinuses.
> Does anybody knows what it really means?
> Any info or a link to some info on the web will be highly appreciated

It means you need to go see an ear specialist.

Greg Mossman wrote:
>
> "Asaf" <asafeldad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1117950986.328386.248820@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Ever since I blew air in my daughter's pool toy I get the feeling that
> > a small bubble grows under my ear (about 1 cm under the ear). it makes
> > a weird air flow sound and leaves some local blurry pain. Since I'm
> > traveling I corresponded with my dr. that said that is can be a leak in
> > my sinuses.
>
> That's what you get for using your ear to blow air in your daughter's pool
> toy.
>
> This guy blows up balloons with his ears. I don't know whether he dives:
>
> http://english.sina.com/p/1/2004/1208/13030.html

to paraphrase batmans "where does he get those wonderful tooys",
greg, where do you find these things?
even more, where do you find the time?

(which client gets the bill?)