Fluid: While it isn't actually water, it is usually fluid behind the eardrum. The ear has a tube connected to the nose and throat and when you have a lot of sinus drainage, as with allergies or a cold, you can collect fluid behind your ears that makes it feel like your ears are full. Sometimes a decongestant or a prescription nasal spray is necessary but you should see your doctor to be sure.
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