If the fluid causes hearing loss it is behind your ear drum. Probably your Eustachian tube is plugged. This can happen when you have a respiratory infection.
This happened to me once in my 64 years and I went to an Ear nose and throat specialists. He put a drain in my ear drum and the problem cleared up when the infection cleared up and my Eustachian tube cleared.
2007-03-17 12:09:17
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answered by Bullfrog21 6
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I have the same thing, turns out it's a sinus infection and bronchitis as well but for the ear thing--ben gay behind the ear. It warms it up and allows the ear to drain. a trick my sis learned working at a nursing home...
2007-03-17 19:03:39
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answered by carebearny1999 5
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Use sudafed which will clear the fluid up. I tend to get a lot of fluid build up in my ears and this really works.
2007-03-19 00:16:27
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answered by thathockeychick23 6
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oh gosh, you are so lucky this is just part of your cold, i had ear troubles all the time when i was little. put a cotton ball into it, and lie down on your side with the ear that has fluid. eat soup, follow normal cold rules. yea. it should clear up.
2007-03-17 18:54:57
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answered by Tom 4
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Don't put any more water in it or pack the wax with a QTip- pour some rubbing alcohol in there. Alcohol dries up water or any fluid.
2007-03-17 22:14:22
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answered by Anonymous
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A nasal spray sometimes dries it up but you may be getting an ear infection. If it gets worse I would see your doctor
2007-03-17 18:52:35
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answered by goodbye 7
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I would say just put the q-tip in your ear and clean it and then lie back down and get some rest.
2007-03-17 18:50:04
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answered by badger180 5
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put a drop of achol in your ear then turn your head
2007-03-17 20:22:42
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answered by Anonymous
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