Your ear can get clogged from wax buildup or being at high elevation. In some cases, it can have a more serious cause. Treatments like the Valsalva maneuver or carefully inhaling steam may bring ...

Dear T.D.S.: This is called sudden sensorineural hearing loss. It is uncommon, with less than 1 person per 1,000 being ...

About a month ago, I woke up without hearing in my left ear. I initially suspected a wax blockage or a blocked eustachian ...

It turns out a clogged ear may be to blame. We spoke to experts to find out why this happens and what you can do to get relief. If you're dealing with a clogged ear and notice muffled hearing ...

About a month ago, I woke up without hearing in my left ear. I initially suspected a wax blockage or a blocked eustachian tube but eventually realized that it was more serious.

It's been two hours since you left the airport and your ears still feel clogged. Other than being mildly uncomfortable, ear blockage can put a damper on your travels as you struggle to listen to ...

Medically reviewed by Leah Ansell, MD Ear pimples can have various causes, like earwax buildup, bacterial infections or irritation from sources like earbuds or jewelry, or clogged pores. Ear pimples ...

Be gentle when trying these techniques to alleviate "airplane ears" or "ear barotrauma"—the painful clogged or blocked feeling in your ears due to cabin pressure changes. Taking a decongestant ...

“I left the doctor with no relief at all ... On Sunday night the wriggling suddenly stopped but the ear was still blocked, so Wedding booked in to see an ear, nose and throat specialist on ...

One day in October, he woke up with what he thought was a clogged left ear from congestion. “But then about five days later I really just, I was biking actually downtown and I couldn't hear the ...

“Airplane ear” can muffle hearing and make your ears feel clogged. Here’s why, and how to avoid it. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Katie Mogg Katie Mogg spoke ...