Earwax buildup is another possible cause of ear pressure. When wax collects, it can cause a blockage against the eardrum. If ...

The cause appears to lie in repeated exposure to cold water and high winds – which most surfers encounter while riding a wave ...

“Maybe you’re getting some steam and some warm air in your ear canal, but that doesn’t change the pressure that’s behind your eardrum,” he said. “I can’t imagine how it would change ...

Most people are aware that exposure to cold weather can pose general health risks, but it can also have equally damaging ...

Wax is the body’s natural protection of the ear canal. But too much of it can cause damage, including infections or pressure in the ear. "Wax is composed of three things: dead skin, the oil that ...

the patient stands safely on a moving platform and wears an ear plug that varies the pressure in the outer ear canal. Body sway is measured as the pressure of the outer ear canal is changed. This test ...

Ear infections can be uncomfortable and painful. If you have pain and pressure in your ear, you might suspect that you have one. But babies and toddlers usually don’t have the words yet to tell ...

Earwax, or cerumen, plays a protective role by trapping dust and bacteria before they reach the inner ear. While typically harmless, an unusual odor from smelly ear wax could be a sign of bacterial or ...