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When i pull in to my work my right ear has pressure and pops. it's like when there's an altitude change but there's no change. only happens at work?
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ETD: Sounds like eustachian tube dysfunction. If it concerns you, or gets worse, see an ENT doc.
Answered 4/28/2015
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