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Taken Antibiotics For Bronchitis. Now Blocked Ears But No Pain

Hi I have had bronchitis for 4 weeks now and have had a course of antibiotics which didn t work. Now the doctor said I have a bad viral infection and I should rest , but I have had the same symptoms for 4 weeks now and last week both my ears are block and I can hear properly . I have tried taking a deep breath and blowing with nose pinched and mouth close but doesn t work. I m stressed because my symptoms are not improving at all and I still have block ears- however they don t hurt so I doubt there any infection- please offer some advice -
Fri, 25 Oct 2013
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ENT Specialist 's  Response
HI,
I have gone through your query.
It suggests that you are suffering from the Eustachian tube dysfunction.
You may take ---
1. Nasal decongestant.
2. Systemic decongestant.
3. Nasal steroid.
4. Steam inhalation 5 times a day.
5. Chew gum contain Xylitol.
Consult your ENT specialist for better diagnosis and management.

Wish you good health
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Taken Antibiotics For Bronchitis. Now Blocked Ears But No Pain

HI, I have gone through your query. It suggests that you are suffering from the Eustachian tube dysfunction. You may take --- 1. Nasal decongestant. 2. Systemic decongestant. 3. Nasal steroid. 4. Steam inhalation 5 times a day. 5. Chew gum contain Xylitol. Consult your ENT specialist for better diagnosis and management. Wish you good health