swallow or yawn? My ears do this all the time. It's annoying. I've have this all my go. I thought it was average until I asked my husband if his ears did. He thought I was humour. Anyone know how to get rid of it? I've be to an ENT to no avail. I wish it would move about away. Any suggestions?

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Answers:    Is it your ears or your jaw? If it's your cheek, does it hurt? If so, it could be TMJ syndrome. Temporal Mandibular Joint dysfunction is caused by blotch tissue in the chin or excess pressure from misalignment of the teeth or jaws, or from clenching the teeth during stress. Have your dentist. look into that.

Or, do you have a great deal of allergies? If so, swelling in the tissues around the throat and surrounded by the sinuses will affect the ear canal, cause air to catch trapped. Yawning and swallowing releases the air when the waterway is opened. It is relatively non-hazardous. Try taking 1/2 a Benedryl tablet a few hrs. before you turn to bed. Notice the next sunshine if the crackling stops, but before you do that, hang on to a pad handy and kind a tick mark when it crackles, adding up them up at the end of the time. Then keep track after the Benadryl. Many those have allergies and never identify or do anything about them. Control will lessen sinus infections and colds, sore throats and tonsillitis. Usually, ear pressure will also be accompany with sore throats, mouth breathing during sleep, snoring, sinus infections and colds, adjectives symptoms of allergies. Dr.'s don't always thought enough to investigate. No one will clutch better care of your vigour than you will. And find a Dr. that listens!

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a few times within my life i have periods of this scheduled, not lately though

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