Meds containing pseudoephedrine can help dry up fluid and reduce swelling from the inside out. 6. The "Wait and See" Approach
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Pinch your nose shut and take a few sips of water, swallowing them while your nostrils are closed. 3. Move Your Jaw Meds containing pseudoephedrine can help dry up fluid
During a flight, the air pressure in the cabin changes, causing the air in your Eustachian tube to expand and contract. If the tube doesn't open properly, the air pressure in your ear can become trapped, leading to blockage. leading to blockage.