Probably: What you are describing is eustachian tube (et) dysfunction. There may have also been an associated buildup of fluid - serous otitis media. This is likely the result of swelling in the back of the nose where the ets drain which occurs commonly in the context of an upper respiratory infection. If you have any persistent symptoms - hearing loss, pain, tinnitus (noise in the ear), you should be ok.
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