Answer:
Retracted eardrums are usually an indication that there is negative pressure (a vacuum) behind the eardrums in the middle part of the ear.
Some of the symptoms can be: a feeling of fullness or pressure in the ears (similar to changes in cabin pressure while flying in airplanes or going up in elevation); occasional discomfort or pain in the ear; and a feeling of decreased hearing that may get better or worse at times.
Sometimes these symptoms will clear on their own given time, and if they continue for some time, I recommend discussing this again with your physician.
Some of the symptoms can be: a feeling of fullness or pressure in the ears (similar to changes in cabin pressure while flying in airplanes or going up in elevation); occasional discomfort or pain in the ear; and a feeling of decreased hearing that may get better or worse at times.
Sometimes these symptoms will clear on their own given time, and if they continue for some time, I recommend discussing this again with your physician.