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A member asked:
How hard should i blow with my mouth shut and nose pinched closed when trying to self treat eustachian tube dysfunction?
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Not too hard: The warden is very sensitive and can be 'blown out' with very hard pressure. You can 'clear you ears' but if you are blowing and there's pain and no change its time to either try some saline nasal washes, some decongestants or see a doctor.
Answered 4/20/2016
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