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I have a cold, my ear is clicking when I swallow...? |
As I said in the topic... I hear a clicking when I swallow, I'm almost positive it's related to my cold. How do I get rid of the clicking? blow your nose as much as possible to get all the mucus out. the clicking noise is from your sinuses being all plugged up. and be sure to take some cold medicine. Get better soon! It's an ear infection from hard sniffling through narrow sinus passages. The fluid backs up into your Eustachian tubes and parks it until the swelling dissipates. An anti-biotic will usually clear it up, but you might just try the Mucinex that applies more to your symptoms. I've found it works for me! It's your sinuses swollen by the germs. Brush your teeth and your tongue. Use mouthwash but don't overdo it. You need to sanitize your mouth from the germs but if you do it too much you can kill your own white blood cells and cause your sinuses to be sterile allowing the germs to go through your sinus passages. I know it sounds wierd, but I tried this. The clicking is the pressure from your ear sinus passages trying to block the germs. Your mouth is the place where the germs are manufacturering and it keeps the sickness going. When you frequently brush and gargle, you're basically eliminating a source of the germs to multiply and your body can focus on fighting off the remainder in your throat or elsewhere in your body. Just try it, brush thoroughly. Four, five times a day (or whenever you feel your body or throat get tart or crusty from being sick). Gargle, but don't over do the gargling, just enough to feel/smell the mouthwash go through your sinuses. That clicking will go away and you'll cut the cold time in half. |
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