As Storm Eowyn is set to bring very strong winds to the UK, we explore why you may experience blocked ears when the weather ...

Rarely, a blocked Eustachian tube can indicate a more serious problem, such as nasal polyps or neoplasms (abnormal growth of tissue). The time it takes for congestion to go away varies, but you can ...

this is from a blocked ear tube (eustachian tube). This tube normally drains the space behind the eardrum. It is usually not caused by an ear infection. Here is some care advice that should help.

Barotrauma occurs when the eustachian tube, which connects the back of the nose with the middle ear, is affected. It usually becomes blocked when you have a cold, a sinus infection, or nasal ...

Very strong winds will hit the UK this weekend, which can lead to blocked ears for many people. (Getty Images) ...

Pilot and TikToker Captain Jaimes García has warned against flying with a cold, as the change in air pressure can damage your ...

it allows the eustachian tube to do it's job. 'However, muscle spasm in the medial pterygoid prevents that tensor veli palatini from doing its job, hence, pressure, fullness, clogged ears.' ...

Then, they place a small tube in the opening to prevent the buildup of fluids and air in the middle ear. Different types of surgery may also be indicated for other ear pain diagnoses, For example, you ...

If symptoms such as ear pain, decreased hearing, or persistent discomfort occur, it is recommended to seek medical help ...