Including simple techniques and precautions that help the ears adjust more easily to pressure changes, read on to find out.

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6. Saline Spray Using a saline spray can help unblock your ears by clearing mucus and reducing inflammation in your nasal passages and Eustachian tubes. To use it, gently spray the saline solution ...

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