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What could be the cause of my ear clicking with small amounts of pressure releasing each time I swallow?
I've had this ever since I flew on a plane when I was young. Its something I've learnt to live with, and hasn't got worse or gone away since flying.
I can queeze my nose and release the pressure, but it just goes back to clicking when I swallow shortly after.
Does this pressure keep building up? Is there any way to stop this?
I can queeze my nose and release the pressure, but it just goes back to clicking when I swallow shortly after.
Does this pressure keep building up? Is there any way to stop this?
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asked Aug 19, 2010 at 05:28AM in Other
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