Blockage: Could be a blocked ear canal (ear wax), or a blocked eustachian tube. I would recommend seeing your pcp.
Answered 11/26/2013
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? Eustacian tube dys: This symptom is usually associated with changes in function of the eustacian tube [the tube that connects your middle ear with the posterior pharynx]. This can be associated with allergies, or non-allergic rhinitis. A detailed endoscopic exam by an ENT specialist might be helpful.
Answered 6/15/2014
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