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4:32 pm
April 11, 2010
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Wondering
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I have ear aches all of the time. Whenever there is a slight breeze blowing it really makes my ears hurt. I've been to the doctor and they say there is nothing wrong with my ears but I still have the ear pain. What could it be?
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7:21 am
April 12, 2010
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pear_mi
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Post edited 2:29 pm – April 12, 2010 by pear_mi
The most common cause of ear pain in both children and adults is blocked Eustachian tubes, which when functioning normally keep the air pressure even on both sides of the eardrum. Anyone who's experienced ear pain knows that it feels worse at night. When you're lying down, these tubes can't drain naturally and you're not swallowing as often,
which makes them contract. The air in the
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8:19 am
April 12, 2010
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prasanth5
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Ear aches are unbearable. Occasionally I had ear aches when I was 12 to 15 years of age. Though it has reduced now, very rarely I suffer from ear ahces. Is it caused by the wax formation?
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8:34 pm
April 18, 2010
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Rowena105
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I used to have earaches constant when I was a child and my mother would put warm oil in them and block it with cotton batton in order to keep the oil in. It seemed to help.
However, when my daughter was about 3 years old she suffered extreme ear infections and ear aches and it eventually meant she needed a myringotomy which is putting tubes in the ears to keep the pressure equalized on
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