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Can holding your nose and blowing to unblock ears cause heart damage?
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See below: You increase intracranial pressure - you can cause a blood vessel in your brain to rupture. Rather than doing that, try yawning - perhaps repeatedly. It cane equalize the pressure in your ears.
Answered 2/8/2019
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