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Your ears are talking to you. Listen – even when all you hear is pop, pop, pop.
Your Eustachian tubes connect your middle ear to the back of your throat. Their job? Drain fluid and equalize pressure. When flu-related inflammation and mucus clog your nasal passages and throat, those tiny tubes get blocked. Pressure builds up behind your eardrum – and every pop is your ear desperately trying to balance things out. ears popping flu
If you’ve got the flu and your ears keep popping, you’re not imagining things – and it’s not just annoying. It’s a sign that your Eustachian tubes are struggling to keep up. Your ears are talking to you
You’ve felt it before. The congestion hits, your head feels like a balloon, and suddenly every swallow or yawn comes with that strange, muffled pop in your ears. Their job
