Let’s take a closer look at each of these main causes.
Earwax buildup
Earwax is a fatty substance that protects the ear from external influences. Sometimes it can build up and harden, forming a plug of earwax. Using cotton swabs, earplugs, or earplugs can stimulate earwax production and block its natural drainage. Submerging your head in water can also cause a blockage, as the pressure compacts the earwax in the back of the ear, while the water causes it to swell.
Sinus congestion
Sinus congestion can lead to a feeling of blocked ears. Blocked sinuses prevent the Eustachian tubes from functioning properly, resulting in a sensation of obstruction in the ears.
A feeling of a blockage in the ear
Partial hearing loss
The sensation of hearing a ringing sound
Sometimes itching or pain
Solutions for clearing ear blockages
Fortunately, there are several simple and natural solutions to clear a blocked ear:
Using cooking oil
Cooking oil can be used to dissolve earwax plugs. Here’s how:
Tilt your head to the side and rock gently.
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