THE NASAL MYSTERIES JOURNAL
Read about blocked-ear sensations, ear pressure and Eustachian tube problems in the ENT Health360 journal.
7 articles
If you're constantly dealing with ear blocks, pain, pressure changes, or even infections—but you're only treating the ear—you may be missing the root cause: your nose.
Ringing in the ear can be linked to a blocked nose or silent reflux (LPR) affecting the Eustachian tube. Learn the signs, simple steps and when tinnitus needs an ENT check.
Have you ever felt sharp pain or fullness in your ears during a flight—especially when the plane is landing? You're not alone. This is one of the most common complaints from air travelers,
Have you ever experienced a dull ear pressure, mild hearing loss, or popping sensations in your ears that just won’t go away?
If your child keeps getting ear infections — you're not alone. It’s one of the most common reasons kids visit the doctor. But here’s the surprising truth: The real problem may not be in t
If you’ve been struggling with chronic middle ear infections and have already had (or been advised) a tympanoplasty or grommet surgery, here's something your ear might be trying to tell you:
Rarely, a cold or viral infection can trigger sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL), usually in one ear. It needs an ENT and a hearing test within days, because early treatment gives a better chance of recovery.
