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Is there a simple treatment, even temporary, for eustachian dysfunction not related to a cold? i've had problems for years now. thanks
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Yes: The problem with eustachian tube dysfunction is finding what works for you. You can try spray decongestants like afrin (but for no more than 3days), nasal steroids, oral decongestants (whatch your blood pressure!), oral steroids, etc. You may need an ENT consult in the end.
Answered 10/23/2017
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