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A member asked:
Sounds like water going deep inside in my right ear occasionally. dull pain, no hearing loss, not constant. also have a sore throat. ?
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Eustachian tube dysf: sounds like a Eustachian tube dysfunction. You may try to "pop" the ears by closing your mouth holding the nose and blowing hard. Your ears should open up as you are forcing air into the middle ear space thru the Eustachian tube. Also get some Flonase and your nasal congestion will improve as well. Good luck and feel better.
Answered 5/7/2020
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