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What Causes Air Pressure Sensation In Both Ears?

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Posted on Mon, 19 May 2014
Question: Thank You...I am having a air pressure sensation in both of my ear..i do have an allergy problem with continuous sneezing. What should I do?
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Prasad J (9 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Steam inhalation + chew a gum...

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

The pressure changes is most likely due to eustachian tube (ET) dysfunction / block. Allergic congestion of nose and nasopharynx leads to ET problems. I would start steam inhalation three times a day to relieve the blocks and improve ET functions. Besides that, chewing a gum will also help.

Since pressure change is directly attributed to nasal allergy, it also important that you treat the allergy at the earliest. I would start antihistamines - benadryl allergy and sinus + saline nasal spray.

If things don't get better in the next 2 days, you should consult a physician / ENT doctor.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you need clarifications.

Regards
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What Causes Air Pressure Sensation In Both Ears?

Brief Answer: Steam inhalation + chew a gum... Detailed Answer: Hi, The pressure changes is most likely due to eustachian tube (ET) dysfunction / block. Allergic congestion of nose and nasopharynx leads to ET problems. I would start steam inhalation three times a day to relieve the blocks and improve ET functions. Besides that, chewing a gum will also help. Since pressure change is directly attributed to nasal allergy, it also important that you treat the allergy at the earliest. I would start antihistamines - benadryl allergy and sinus + saline nasal spray. If things don't get better in the next 2 days, you should consult a physician / ENT doctor. Hope this helps. Let me know if you need clarifications. Regards