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A member asked:
How long does it take your eustachian tubes to stop clicking and popping after an ear infection? and is there anything i can take to speed up the process?
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Usually the clicking and popping resolves itself in a few days. You can help clear the blockage by chewing gum, yawning, swallowing, close mouth and pinch nose, while breathing out forcefully and a saline spray to nostrils to clear out nasal passages.
Answered 10/9/2022
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Right ear has been popping with certain movements. Especially when I stretch my neck or move my head. It does feel slightly full and hurts a little. Eustachian tube dysfunction?
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