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Friendly tips: the full text is about 1208 words. Please read it patiently. Keyword tags: Tips for ear blockage after getting off the plane condition analysis: Hello: on the plane, because there is an obvious change in air pressure, some people may cause tympanic congestion due to eustachian tube function failure, which may lead to ear blockage and tinnitus symptoms. Guidance: in this case, it is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital for examination. If there is tympanic congestion, it can be treated with drugs for promoting blood circulation and removing stasis and drugs for nourishing nerves. It is a common phenomenon that the ears feel uncomfortable when the plane takes off or drops. The discomfort or pain in the ears when flying is caused by the imbalance of air pressure inside and outside the middle ear. Some pilots and stewardesses suffer from "aviation otitis media", which is due to long-term flight... Details: when the plane rises, the external air pressure decreases, and a positive pressure forms in the tympanic chamber. The positive pressure opens the eustachian tube. At this time, you may feel a slight bulging of the eardrum; When the plane descends, the external pressure gradually increases, a negative pressure is formed in the tympanic chamber, and the eustachian tube presents a one-way... Details: acclimatization therapy alleviates tinnitus. As the name suggests, the purpose of acclimatization therapy is to adapt or get used to tinnitus. Although tinnitus is still ringing, it has no impact on mood, sleep, work, study and life. Acclimatization therapy was introduced in 1992 by HAZ