Behind the eardrum is a section called the middle ear. Eosinoids that cause colds, sinusitis, allergies, infections can cause blockage of this channel and as a result of the blockage, the fluid in the middle ear does not flow.

One of the most common causes of ear congestion is elevation change. It is possible to eliminate this problem, which is often caused by pressure along with stretching. Other common causes include external otitis and blockages caused by earwax.

How Is Ear Congestion Treated?

• Relieve your stuffy ear by applying a warm compress to your ear. You can use a hot water bottle or a hot towel.
• A substance that eliminates the problem of ear congestion is hydrogen peroxide. Most of the time, it can be effective in temporary hearing loss as a result of congestion caused by earwax.
• Glycerin is effective in relieving ear congestion after bathing or swimming. Glycerin is diluted with half a bar of warm water and mixed. 23 drops are instilled into the clogged ear. Then the ear should be cleaned with gentle movements with the help of cotton.
• You can eliminate the problem of pain and congestion by dripping 23 drops of grated onion juice into your clogged ear.
• Tea tree oil can also be good for stuffy ears with its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. Add 12 drops of tea tree oil to boiling water and steam your ears.
• You can dilute apple cider vinegar with water and put 23 drops in your ear to relieve congestion.
• Olive oil and garlic are another natural method that is good for ear congestion. Crush 23 cloves of garlic in a mortar and add 1 tablespoon of olive oil and warm the mixture slightly. After it has cooled, you can drip it into your ear.

Note: If ear congestion continues for more than a week, a doctor should be consulted if there are symptoms that cause congestion such as ear pain, dizziness and nosebleeds.