your head is set to a certain presure and it has to regulate our your head would explode
the popping is air leaving out the ears because air is less dense at higher altitudes
Basically, when the plane takes off, you gain altitude very quickly. This gain in altitude causes a decrease in pressure because the weight of the atmosphere above you decreases. The inner ear is highly sensitive to pressure changes and when the pressure around you drops, the pressure being exerted from the inside of your ears will be greater than that around you causing your ear drums to 'pop'. The action of swallowing and sucking on the sweet will constantly force your ear drums open so that you will constantly equalize the pressure inside and outside your ear.
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Mastoiditis may occur due to the progression of an untreated, or undertreated, middle ear infection.
Amelia was 21 when she flew her first plane.
Eustachian tube.
the ear changes sound energy to electrical energy
Deafness
Your ear takes 6 weeks to heal from a piercing.
Collin ear
Aspergillosis fungal infections can occur in the ear canal, eyes, nose, sinus cavities, and lungs
There are three spots it can occur. Outer, middle, and inner. The most common is the middle.
If your ear is pierced, the piercing may be infected. You also may have an inner ear infection or you may have slept on your ear when it was folder over and that takes a while to stop hurting.