Eustachian tube dysfunction

The Eustachian tube connects each middle ear (an air-filled cavity behind your ear drum) with the back of the throat. The normal position of the Eustachian tubes is closed, however, they open when we swallow or yawn. If you want to know how they do that, they are attached to the tensor veli palatini muscles in your soft palate which is activated automatically whenever you yawn or swallow.

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Let us just accept the fact that there can be nothing as painful as an ear infection where the pain ranges from a dull throb to a sharp and burning stabbing distraction.

These are classic symptoms of Eustachian Tube Dysfunction (ETD) If you have searched this blog down, then I guess that you may be sufferi...

Unlock Relief for Ear Congestion: Eustachian Tube Pressure Points Explained If you’re struggling with uncomfortable ear pressure or blockage, you’re not alone. These issues are often linked to the eustachian tube, a crucial but sometimes problematic part of our ear’s anatomy. Thankfully, there’s a gentle yet effective approach to finding relief: eustachian tube pressure points. […]

What is Eustachian Tube Dysfunction (ETD) & How to Fix it! Dr. Cliff Olson, Audiologist and founder of Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix Arizona, discuss...

In the modified Muncie technique, as described by Millicent King Channell, DO, the gloved finger should be placed over the palatine tonsil. The osteopathic physician applies a circular traction while applying a force laterally. This traction breaks adhesions of the eustachian tube, which opens superior to the tonsil and the soft palate. Printed with permission from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-School of Osteopathic Medicine.

If you suffer from clogged ears that feel plugged or a fullness that is difficult to clear, this video and my Eustachian Tube Dysfunction ETD Q&A video are g...

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Dr. Joe Damiani - TMJ, Head & Neck Specialist on Instagram: "Comment the word ‘Quiz’ on this video and I’ll send you my Root Cause Assessment, to help figure out what’s causing your Ear, Jaw or Neck Pain. Do you experience fullness in the ear? Maybe it feels like it’s clogged or even hurts sometimes but the ENT says nothing’s wrong with it? Well, the jaw is a very common culprit of ear issues. And specifically when it comes to a clogged fullness, feeling the tensor veli palatini muscle…