How Upper Airway Allergies Can Lead to Ear Problems
Upper airway allergies can cause mucus to travel from the nasal cavity to the sinuses and through the eustachian tube to the middle ear, where hearing and balance mechanisms are located. This mucus buildup can block the eustachian tube, leading to pressure on the eardrum that can eventually cause it to rupture. This often results in symptoms like massaging the bridge of the nose or cheeks due to discomfort.
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