What is Airplane Ear? And how do I stop it? Please read inside.?
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You’ve just settled in for a long, relaxing flight. But then you start to feel pressure and discomfort in your ears. There’s some pain. And sounds are somewhat muffled. You may be experiencing a condition known as airplane ear.\nEar pain associated with flying is due to unequal pressure between your middle ear and the cabin of the airplane. Normally, the eustachian tube, which connects your middle ear to the back of your nose and throat, equalizes the pressure. But if the tube is blocked because of congestion or some other problem, the unequal pressure on your eardrum may impair your hearing and cause ringing in your ear (tinnitus), dizziness and ear pain. If the eustachian tube is completely blocked, pressure changes may be severe enough to cause fluid buildup, ruptured capillaries and bleeding in your middle ear.
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first try jumping up and down with your head cocked to the side so your ear pointed at the floor....next put some rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip and and rub it in each ear ... let it set and then use the other end the dry your ear...it safe i done this hudreds of times
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No airplane, no matter how well built, is entirely air tight.  A bit of air leaks out slowly through many points and therefore the plane needs a mechanism to keep the pressure up so we can breathe inside.  \n\nThe air pressure inside the airplane is generated by a compressor.  As airplanes get older, the compressors don't work as well and thus take time to adujst the pressure in the cabin, and thus why you can feel the difference in your ears.
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open the volume control panel and mute your pc speaker, that will fix the problem
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You can buy these things called "ear candles" from a health food store. Try those, they are very scary but they work awesome. It is like a long tobe you put in your ear and light on fire. The fire sucks the wax and stuff out. Make sure you get directions....
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you should see your ear doctor. if you get cold it gets worse if you wash your hair and keep it wet it happens more.don't listen to loud music. hight operating machines affects. the important advice try not to listen to it which will annoy you you have to think there is nothing in your ears so you will not think of it. a safe remedy put drop of olive oil in the ear  it will help
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Don't mess with it and if you tend to sleep on that ear, try not to.  Take a piece of ice and try numbing it that way but don't put any medicine on it except the cleanser they gave you.  It might take up to a year to completely heal.
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EEK! I did  that at a concert when I was young. I think the worst of it was over in 2 days, but my ears had a slight ring for quite a long time after that.  Chances are you've done some permanent damage. You might want to go get a hearing test at a Ear/Nose/Throat doctor.
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You may have developed what's known as hypersensitive hearing. Unless it really bothers you alot, don't worry, it will likely go away. Sometimes medications can cause it, or even some illnesses in various phases. I experience this once in awhile, actually when my medication is not working so well. It's annoying at times, but kind of neat at other times. I've learned to enjoy the cocophony of sounds that I can hear.
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with cod liver oil  ..\n tilt your head put a few drops in ear  add some cotton wool  leave it over nite works a treat
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its called "feedback", distance your microphone fom your speakers.\n"should solve the problem".
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Hi there -\n\nI sometimes have the same problem with the metal sounds - especially if it's really quiet.  I was considering going to a hearing specialist to check for damage.  I know that if you have hearing damage your ears "ring" and I'm wondering if what I'm hearing is similar?  It's enough to make you crazy if you can't get it to go away or get your mind on something else.  I'd definately check with either your general practioner or a hearing specialist.  I think I'll be going soon myself.  You're not alone!
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Earplugs. Seriously, they are lifesavers. Get the ones that have 32 decibels of attenuation. You'll never be bothered again.
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I live in France so I fly transatlantic a lot to visit my family in America. The best solution I have found is a product called "Earplanes".  You can get them at the drugstore. They are not too expensive, I think, about 10 dollars.  \n\nThey are earplugs that have a ceramic valve in them that regulates the airpressure outside the ear. You have to put them in about an hour before landing. Some people with severe problems (or a bad cold) put them in before takeoff.
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Believe it or not, if that speaker is near your computer, your monitor or another electronic device, try moving it away from the other device.\n\nIt may be that you have RF (radio frequency) interference that is causing the problem.
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It is called tinnitis. You need to see an ENT about it. That's and ear, nose and throat specialist. There are treatments for it.
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my ears do that to.. but its nothing to worry about.. trust me.. it happens to everyone..Not worrying about it will help it alot.