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A member asked:
Whenever i exhale out my mouth my ears click. it also happens when talking. it clicks afterwards. what could this be and will it go away?
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TMJ: It could be temporomandibular joint dysfunction. Also, it could be your eustachian tube trying to equalize pressure in your middle ear. See your doctor and get it checked out. It could get worse if not treated.
Answered 7/29/2014
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