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My left ear seems clogged and hearing is reduced. when i lie down i hear a pop and hearing becomes normal. please help.
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Ear poping: Your symptoms suggests eustachian tube dysfunction. See an ENT doctor for futher work up and treatment.
Answered 5/31/2020
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