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I just got a new job at at store. my ears keep popping and they won't unpop until i leave work i've tried everything. it affects my ability to work.
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Ear popping: You may be, allergic to something in the office which is causing mucus to plug your ears. Try taking an antihistamine before work.
Answered 10/16/2013
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