5 Ways To Unclog Your Plugged Up Ears | Ear Problems

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Ears can become clogged for a variety of reasons. Most commonly, this is due to air pressure changes in the environment from changing elevation while driving or flying. However, there are a number of different reasons that your ears can feel clogged including having a sinus infection or something even more serious.

This clogged sensation is often caused by your Eustachian Tube not opening and passing air through to your middle ear space. This causes a negative pressure that gives you the perception of clogged ears and sometimes pain. Swallowing typically opens the Eustachian Tube but doesn't work all of the time.

Getting your ears to unclog can be difficult for some individuals. Here are 5 ways you can unclog your ears when swallowing isn't enough.

1. Valsalva Maneuver - This is where you simply plug your nose and try to blow air out of it.

2. Lowry Method - This is where you combine the Valsalva Maneuver with swallowing at the same time.

3. Yawning - Sometimes simply yawning will open the Eustachian Tube just enough to let air pass through.

4. Having someone blow in your nose - Forcing air through your nose while swallowing can push air through your Eustachian Tube, however, this can be dangerous if a person is doing it...and it's gross!

5. Using the Eustachi - The Eustachi is a tool that gently pushes air through your nostril while you swallow. This pushes air through the Eustachian Tube gently and can unclog even the most stubborn ears.

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