clogged ears.' To help release this pressure Dr Damiani suggests rubbing the medial pterygoid muscle on the inside of the mouth, next to the back molar. He said: 'Take your finger and drag it ...

An NHS doctor has warned anyone who hears a ringing sound in their ears to "get checked" as it could be a sign of a common ...

My ears are constantly blocked. I cannot hear very well and they seem full of fluid. I have to hold my nose and pop them regularly. I have been to my doctor, who says it's a problem with the ...

The painful clogged feeling occurs because of pressure differences in the middle ear. The eustachian tube, which supplies air to this part of the ear, can become obstructed when pressure changes c ...

But what if my ear feels like it's clogged up with wax? Can I clean inside it, then? Only if your doctor tells you to. A buildup of wax can lead to pain, hearing loss, and ringing in the ears.