Why do my eardrums squeak when I blow my nose?

Dear, I knew this before, one may be that your nostrils are a little blocked when you wash your nose, resulting in poor breathing when you can only breathe with your ears, because the ear is also a respiratory organ of the human body; Second, your sinusitis is too severe, causing you to have some allergic reactions when taking medication, you can go to the hospital to find a doctor, generally after stopping the drug, the symptoms will be relieved by themselves; There is also sinusitis, go to bed early and get up early, don't stay up late, staying up late is also a factor that causes the ears to ring; And take a look at the recent medication at the same time, whether there is anything spicy and hot, I wish you good health!

I was the same as you before, is sinusitis serious If it is serious, I have to have an operation, sinus endoscopic surgery, safe, and not expensive, I did it before for more than 2,000 yuan. It is useless to take medicine for sinusitis, let alone wash your nose, and the long pain is better than the short pain.

Do not blow your nose vigorously, it will cause damage to the eardrum.

Hello! Have you gone to the hospital for examination in this case, because you can't judge what kind of disease it is from your description, if you want to treat sinusitis, there is still a more effective way.

Nasal endoscopic sinus minimally invasive cavity opening technology" is a new minimally invasive technology for nasopharyngeal site diagnosis, which accurately removes diseased tissues and bones, expands the sinus opening, and restores the normal physiological function of the sinuses, which has the advantages of precision, minimally invasive, safety and precision.

What happens to you is normal!

Since the nasal cavity and inner ear are connected by eustachian tubes.

Possibly due to snuff or nasal discharge, when the nose is smoked, the nostrils cannot inhale enough gas from the outside, and negative pressure is generated in the nasal cavity, which causes the inner ear cavity connected to the eustachian tube to flow out, and the air pressure in the inner ear cavity decreases.

At this time, the air pressure outside the tympanic membrane is greater than the air pressure inside the eardrum, so the eardrum is concave inward, and of course you listen to the sound at this time.

In the same way, when you swallow saliva, the eustachian tube is generally open at this moment, and the negative pressure in the inner ear cavity can make the nasal air flow into the inner ear cavity, so that the air pressure inside and outside the eardrum is balanced, and the eardrum returns to normal from the sunken state, so the sound you listen to is not dull at this time.

The ears communicate with the nose and throat through the eustachian tube!

Try putting some fur liquid into your nose.

You don't know how to do it, you have to use Chinese medicine for a long time, and there is something in your ears, and it won't ring if you drain it thoroughly.