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What to do if i think i have a blocked eustachian tube in my ear. anyone any advice?
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Try a decongestant: Blocked eustachian tubes are usually caused by allergy, colds, changes in altitude or ear infections. If you can't pop your ear by blowing out with your nose pinched, try a nasal decongestant or see your physician for further evaluation and medication options.
Answered 7/28/2016
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