Doctor explains ear pain with model from @wyndlyteam
A doctor (ENT) poses the question of what causes ear pain and uses an anatomical model to explain the connection between the ear and the nose via the Eustachian tube. He details how swelling from allergies, sinusitis, a cold, or altitude changes can cause this tube to swell, leading to pain and pressure. The doctor then provides an actionable tip to use a nasal decongestant for relief and concludes by advising viewers to see an ENT if the problem persists, followed by a call to subscribe.
Creator: @wyndlyteam on TikTok
Transcript
What causes ear pain? So it turns out your ears are actually connected to your nose through a tube called the eustachian tube. This tube goes from inside your ear all the way to the back of your nose, and it's basically back here. So if you have swelling either from allergies or sinusitis or good, it can cause the swelling in your nose to cause swelling in your eustachian tube, and that leads to ear pain and pressure. Sometimes this also happens if you go up an altitude, like going up to the mou
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