A new video has been created describing anatomically how a person pops the ear open when it feels clogged or under pressure. Also explained is what happens anatomically when the clogged ear is very difficult if not impossible to pop open; a condition called eustachian tube dysfunction.
Check the video out here!
April 18, 2012
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Video on Ear Clogging and What Happens When They Pop Open (or Don't)
Fauquier ENT
We are a private practice otolaryngology, head & neck surgery group headed by Dr. Christopher Chang specializing in the treatment of problems related to the ear, nose, and throat. We also provide allergy testing/treatment as well as hearing tests and dispensing of hearing aids.
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There is another option for eustachian tube dysfunction, that may be right for you, it's called eustachian tube dilation. I had it done 6 months ago and it worked instantly. My tubes are still open. This is a new procedure that may be another option for people suffering with EDT. If you google under videos,"new treatment for Eustachian Tube Dysfunction" you can see the actual surgery. This is a devasting problem for many people. I got better, i hope others do too. Check it out. It may help.
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