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Mucus stuck in ear?
I've never had this happen before and I'm 20 yrs old. In my right ear I'm pretty sure there is mucus stuck in my ear and my hearing in that ear is diminished a fair amount. I had a cold with thick mucus out of my nose for several days and now that's gone. My ear has gotten a little better but not a whole lot. Will this go away?
3 Answers
- TweetyBirdLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
It is probably not mucus that's in your ear. I expect you have been blowing your nose a lot lately and you may have affected your eustachian tube and internal pressure. You do not necessarily have otitis media. Give it more time. If you still have your ear symptoms 7 days from, report this to your doctor.
Source(s): I'm a nurse. - 6 years ago
I have the same problem, I raise and lower my head on the pillow, it sounds like my ear is plugged and unplugged. I also have clicking sounds, and sometimes sharp pains. The Dr. just wants to throw pills at me, which have not did a tinkers dam worth of good. I've also lost a lot of my hearing especially out of the ear with the clicking. I think it is mucus build up, which I also have a lot in my throat I can never get rid of. Like a blob, I can't get out. Maybe it is a sinus infection, but the Dr. doesn't know enough to take a ex-ray, just pop some worthless pills...Grrrrrr
- organizeddivasLv 51 decade ago
It is probably still clogged from the cold you had. Give it a little time. If you still feel this way in a week you should see an Ear, Nose & Throat doctor.