I have clogged ears caused from my sinuses how do i get rid of my problem?
371982
Take some Tylenol sinus, I get real bad sinus infections, I know, it sucks!
732142
just gone through the same thing. It  when your ill ie; a cold then its not  ear wax its a build up of Flem(snot) in your ear then the ear has to produce more ear wax to stop the Flem  from entering the ear where it may cause damage to the ear drum. That is the function of ear wax to stop dirt and dust etc from entering the ear canals. Blow your nose until you feel the pressure in your ears this will help relieve the blocked up feeling for a bit, also putting you head over  a bowl of hot water with a towel over you will help.
252716
You may want to take some extra Sudafed.  I say extra because Claritan-D already has some in it.  I talked to my doctor and he said Claritan-D is probably the best thing for me and when I have bad sinus problems I can take an extra dose of Sudafed by itself.  Good luck!
113780
You may have chronic sinusitis with a bacterial infection deep in your sinus. You should probably go to an ear, nose, & throat docter and have it looked at. He will try a cycle of antibiotics and if that doesn't work you may need sinus surgery
32315
You suffer from the same thing I do: Tinnitius.\n\nHere is the bad news, it is normally permanent.  And it has many causes.  They range from nerve damage, being exposes to loud noises, ear infections, even traffic accidents (that is how I got mine).\n\nThere are some medications that can reduce the effects, but not totally eliminate it.\n\nIf you have not already done so, check with a doctor that specializes in ENT (Ear Nose Throat).  They should be able to pinpoint the cause of your tinnitus, and give you some possible solutions.
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I go along with the steam treatment to loosen up the stuffy head.  It won't give you long term relief, but sometimes a short reprieve is better than none!  Simply laying down with a hot wash cloth over your face will bring some relief.\n\nDo you have anything mentholated?  Maybe a joint cream like Flexall?  They will work to temporarily clear sinuses.
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Elevate your head on a couple of pillows at night.  Get a humidifier in your bedroom, and during the day, drink water.  No dairy products.  No milk, cheese, yogurt, or ice cream.  Your eustatian tube in your ear gets full of mucous when you lie down flat.  Call your doctor anyway, and tell him how long you have taken the medicine he prescribed,(doctor's have a lot of patients, and they can't remember all the details when you call them), and ask him for advice.  He may want to see you to check your ears, or prescribe a stronger medication.  Be sure you are taking all of your medicine exactly as the doctor prescribed it to be taken.
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Hello:\nThis answer is in response to your question posted concerned your ears feeling stuffed up.\nThere is a finite number of things that can cause this feeling. The answer is a lot easier if the feeling is on both sides. 95 percent of cases of "stuffy ears" come from two things. Either congestion behind your eardrum coming from either allergies, a cold or other similar virus or impacted ear wax.\nBecause your throat and sinuses are connected to the back of your ear by the eustachian tube, sometimes congestion or mucous from your throat or sinuses can travel up the eustachian tube and because the ear drum is in the way, the fluid backs up behind the ear drum causing a feeling of stuffiness. Some of my patients say it feels like "being under water". A simple decongestant, like sudafed or actifed can alleviate the problem, however be careful with these over the counter drugs. They can raise your blood pressure if you have hypertension and they can either cause drowsines or sedation and sometimes hyperactivity. If you have sinus problems, getting rid of the sinus problems will usually get rid of the stuffiness behind your eardrums.\nThe second, is ear wax buildup in front of the eardrum. Some people are more likely to build up wax very quickly and this can cause the stuffy feeling you are experiencing. Only a physican can look inside your ear to see which of the two is occuring. If it is ear wax buildup, you will need to get your ear canals flushed out with warm water(never, never, never, ever cold water unless you want to pass out) with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide. The doctor will squirt the solution into the ear at high velocity. It is not painful but rather a really weird feeling and the best way to get the wax out is to put over the counter ear wax drops in your ears every night before going to bed and putting cotton in them to keep the solution in over night. If you do this for 3-4 days before your doctor appointment, then when he/she goes to flush it out, it will come right out on the first or second attempt, otherwise you will be getting flushed several times. \nA good way to keep the wax from building back up if you are a wax producer, is when you are in the shower in the morning, pull your ear up and back which straightens out the ear canal and let the warm water hit you in the ear for about thirty seconds on each side. Doing this every day will help the wax from building up.\nI hope this helped answer your question and alleviated some of your concerns.\nRegards,\nWarren B. Shaffer, M.D.
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Try cutting out dairy products from your diet. I found that really helped me. I didn't like taking medication all the time and sinus washouts are one of the worst experiences I've ever had. I used to be a big milk drinker. Just be sure to get your calcium from other sources though otherwise you'll end up with worse problems.
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If it is due to extra water in your ears, which happens alot more than people think, there is an over the counter medication called "swimmers ear" that will help. I used to get really bad infections and I tried using this when I got out of the shower or after I went swimming and it REALLY helped.
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no cure ringing ears; if you haven't had kids yet your in for a treat.  It turns out, that your offsprings scream is perfectly tuned to crap out your ear drums. \n\nIf your hearing voices see a doctor. \n\nHa \nif you find a cure IM me.  I'd like to know.\nGood Luck
108387
Sounds like you might have a sinus infection.  It's no big deal, but you need to go see a doctor.
864868
Like you said your sinuses are not healed all the way. You might have an inner ear infection that is causing the slight dizziness. Contact a doctor for an evaluation and diagnosis. You don't want to mess with your health, hearing and sight. There are clinics that are on a sliding fee scale if finances are a problem.
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see an ear,throat.nose doctor!
338158
Could be any number of things, have somebody who knows what they´re looking at just check them out. \nI could be just clogged up with cerumen (earwax) which is easily removed or it could be something really serious like a blocked artery to your hearing organ that is causing this (sort of like a coronary just in your ear). \nYes, it could very well be dust from the fiberglass factory but you need to go see a doctor within the next couple of days, preferrably and ENT specialist. \nHope it turns out to be something harmless and easy to take care of!
147255
To cure sinus infection you need antibiotics. For that you have to go to the Dr.
803265
Chicken soup is one of the best home remedies, it helps hydrate you and helps make your nose run thus getting rid of some congestion.\nOtherwise you can eat and drink anything you want just make sure you get extra fluids so you are really well hydrated.  This helps to thin out the congestion so you can get it out of your sinuses/nose and if it is in your chest it lets you cough it up and get rid of it as well.\nYou don't, repeat DON'T need an antibiotic for a cold so please don't go to your DR and yell and scream until he gives you one. Save them for when you really neet them and they'll work better.