There’s just one problem:
Resulting from the pressure imbalance or fluid buildup. How Long Will My Ears Stay Blocked? ears clogged after flu
It sounds simple, but staying hydrated thins the mucus in your sinuses, making it easier to drain. Additionally, deliberate yawning or chewing gum creates the jaw movement needed to mechanically open the Eustachian tubes naturally. There’s just one problem: Resulting from the pressure
When you have the flu, the virus causes inflammation and swelling in your nasal passages and throat. This swelling compresses the Eustachian tube, effectively shutting the "door" between your ear and your nose. Additionally, deliberate yawning or chewing gum creates the
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Your ears feel full, underwater, or like they are stuffed with cotton. You try to pop them, but nothing happens. It’s frustrating, sometimes painful, and frankly, a little worrying.