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Go to an otorhinolaryngolog. These people are specialist and can clear your Eustacian tube. Also, if you happen to have on a regular basis deafness on one side,
by Loic 13y ago
Go to an otorhinolaryngolog. These people are specialist and can clear your Eustacian tube. Also, if you happen to have on a regular basis deafness on one side, this can also come from back problems. Tension in the back is pushing tension up to the muscles wrapping the Eustacian tube and then you have issues. If you have control over the muscles of your Eustacian tube, you can repeatedly contract/relax it, it may move the stuff you have there and allow them to fall back again in your nose.
- powertower 13y agoThe ear canals and the nose are connected?
- stonemetal 13y agoThey are. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eustachian_tube http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eustachian_tube It helps with drainage if you get an ear infection, and that kind of thing.