Why might my eardrums hurt?

Answer 1

The inner ear, or Eustachian tube, can become clogged with mucus from sinus cavities, caused by excess mucus from Allergies and colds and sinusitis. Swelling in the nasal, head and ear sinuses is common. If swelling occurs in the ear sinuses or Eustachian tube, mucus or even pus can become trapped there, causing a feeling of pain, swollen, clogged, plugged, sore, congested ears, poor hearing, or even a feeling of water sloshing deep in the head. This solution can be done at home, is not expensive, and relieves Eustachian tube swelling so that the mucus can drain naturally. == ==

Answer 2

• people punch you in the ear which can cause ear damage from your ucruala into your ear tube to your molfibles in the ear
• Ear damage - or hearing loss can be caused in many ways. One such way - is from exposure to excessive noise either an explosive sound or continuous excessive noise. If noise exposure takes place in the workplace without an employer taking proper precautions to protect the hearing of workers or to warn of the dangers of noise - you are likely to be able to claim compensation for industrial deafness or noise induced hearing loss. Hearing damage can include a ringing or buzzing in your ears known as tinnitus. See the related link entitled "industrial deafness claim" to see how to claim compensation from an employer or former employer.

Answer 3

Your eardrums may hurt due to multiple reasons such as ear infections, excessive earwax buildup, changes in altitude, exposure to loud noises, or physical injury. It's advisable to consult a healthcare professional to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.

Answer 4

most people's ears hurt after listening to their iPod for a few hours, and it hurts if you listen to your iPod loudly even for a little while.

Answer 5

ear infection