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Old 01-17-2006 | 10:35 PM
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I have been deaf in one ear for like a week due to a cold and sinus stuff, I think mucus is in my eustachian tube, meaning that I can pop my ears but one side is still real muffled...I know I have read flonaze can help but are any OTC medictions good for getting that crap out of the tube? :P
Old 01-18-2006 | 12:51 AM
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Are you talking about popping your ears by holding your nose and blowing???

Sometimes a good forced yawn works when mone are really stopped up.
I've got a partial hearing loss anyway so,it really suprises me when I can get them to pop. I can hear soooo much better!!!!!!
Old 01-18-2006 | 11:24 AM
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Shop Vac????
Old 01-18-2006 | 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Shop Vac????
: awesome!

Ear candling, works like a champ. Seriously though, your sinuses and ears are all connected, even moving your jaw affects your ear. Blowing your nose to much can also clog your ears. Get better, your ears will fix themselves.
Old 01-18-2006 | 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
Originally Posted by MOS95B
Shop Vac????
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Ear candling, works like a champ. Seriously though, your sinuses and ears are all connected, even moving your jaw affects your ear. Blowing your nose to much can also clog your ears. Get better, your ears will fix themselves.
I was going to suggest ear candling as well. I've been using that for years and it is safe and effective. You also want to consider getting an oil diffuser and using pure eucalyptus oil.
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Candling only does the outer ear. I believe his issue is his inner ear.


Soooooo, since the Eustachian Tube connects the inner ear to the sinuses, you could shove a shop vac in your mouth and go to town......

please don't
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Candling only does the outer ear. I believe his issue is his inner ear.


Soooooo, since the Eustachian Tube connects the inner ear to the sinuses, you could shove a shop vac in your mouth and go to town......

please don't




I just got a BIG sears shop vac I need to try out

yes this problem I think is also with the inner ear. It is wierd I can pop my ears just fine, and I am pretty much over this cold. just one ear is deaf.
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I'm going to try to be funny as MOS, so here goes

Why don't you use a air nozzle, 150 psi will make anything moves

Fuel
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I'm a Pharmacist Assistant

There really isn't anything OTC that is used to treat that, that I know of. Go to your Dr. and get his/her opinion if things don't get better
Old 01-18-2006 | 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
I'm going to try to be funny as MOS, so here goes

Why don't you use a air nozzle, 150 psi will make anything moves

Fuel
Are you nuts?? He wants it out - Not shoved further in....


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