10 Causes of Ear Fullness: What You Should Know
Driving up a canyon, taking off in an airplane, swimming completely submerged. all of these things make us take note of pressure in the inner ear. A yawn, swallowing, or chewing gum can “pop” the ears. What does it mean when that doesn’t work?.
The sensation of ear fullness is sometimes accompanied with tinnitus, muffled hearing, vertigo, and pain. In most cases, the cause is something simple. But aural fullness can be an indicator that one should seek medical treatment for a more serious underlying cause. Here’s what you should know…
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