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Ear pressure while lying down
From July 2024 , my husband has been suffering from ear pressure when laying down, no problem in hearing, he has consulted 4-5 ENT doctors, everyone prescribed antibiotics and nasal spray and steam inhalation, in last 5 months he has taken a lot of different antibiotics and spray , but as soon antibiotics left his ear pressure problem starts again, there is no nasal congestion, but doctor saying it is due to sinus inflammation,pls suggest what should we do , his purtone audiometry and impedance audiometry is normal
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Possibly he is suffering from nose and sinus related allergic issue.. Which causing eustachian tube dysfunction.
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Yes. it is associated with sinus and nasal bone deviation.
Do valsalva maneuver.
please get done impedance audiometry
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Dr. Rushil Shah
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
4 yrs exp
Mumbai
Start steam inhalation with vics it will reduce sink nasal inflammation
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Nose bone bending is there. And sinusitis is present in the report. Nasal spray will help for reducing sinus inflammation. Avoid ac, fan exposure. Avoid cold food intake
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Dr. Yugam Shandilya
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
Kindly upload an impedance report.
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