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Clogged ears and nasal congestion
I have clogged ears and nasal congestion from quite a long time. Nasal pressure, slight jaw stiffness.. dry mouth and my roof of the mouth is slightly yellowish and worried if it's anything serious.
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Your nasal congestion is giving rise to the clogged ear.Its due to blockage of the eustachian tube.
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get yourself checked by an ENT surgeon nearby from proper ear examination and nasal endoscopy if necessary.
try nasal decongestant ( xylomist).
and take steam inhalation.
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Dr. Divya B
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your nasal congestion is probably the root cause of your symptoms.
You will need examination by an ENT specialist.
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steam inhalation twice a day
gargle with salt water
increase your water intake
avoid smoking.
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Dr. Parijat Joshi
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Noida
It may be all related to your nasal congestion. Mouth breathing due to nasal congestion will be giving you dry mouth. It’s pertinent that your nasal issue is addressed to help with resolution of other symptoms
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An ENT checkup to have a look at your nose, if needed an endoscopy. Steam inhalation at regular intervals can help with reducing the nasal congestion
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