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Topic: How to Permanently Eliminate the Buzzing in Your Ears! |
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jeromeprincy |
Posted: 07-Apr-20 05:01 |
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Because the eustachian tube of the ear is connected to the nasal cana
l which is posterior to the nose, every time you suffer from nasal all
ergies such as allergic rhinitis, you also tend to feel itchiness in t
he inner part of your ear. Much more if you suffer from colds and sinu
s infection, along with a clogged and runny nose, you've got blocked e
ars as well. So you cannot smell and taste the food that you are eatin
g, you cannot even hear clearly or not at all.
When ascending or descending a building through an elevator or when y
ou are traveling in an airplane, high velocities combined with high al
titudes tend to create an unequal build-up of air pressure in both ear
s, thus causing a momentary deafness or even vertigo which may be some
times painful especially if air movement is speedy. In these cases, yo
u can either yawn or swallow to relive your ears from the blockage.
You can also cover your ears during the quick ascent and descent of t
he plane or the elevator, or pinch your nose and and breathe in only t
hrough your mouth. If you are troubled with tinnitus, chances are you
are seeking a cure to rid yourself of this persistent ringing or buzzi
ng in your ears. There may be many different reasons a person experien
ces this condition. Sometimes it is temporary and something as simple
as a wax removal procedure will fix the problem.
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