What should I do if my ears are always blurry due to water in them?

Summer is here, and many people like to go to places with water, such as some tourist resorts by the sea. When I go out to hang out with friends, I will choose to have a pool party. When I am bored at home alone, I will choose to lie in the bathtub to cool down. So what should you do if water gets in your ears while swimming in a pool or taking a bath at home? You should know that if water gets into the ears, they will always be misty, which will make a person feel very uncomfortable. So what should you do if your ears are filled with water and remain misty?

The first method: single set jumping method.

Single-leg jumping method: Point the affected ear downward and use the gravity of the water to make the water flow downward and out of the external auditory canal.

The second type: active external auditory canal:

Method of mobilizing the external auditory canal: continuously press the tragus with your palm or pull the auricle with your fingers; or repeatedly open your mouth and mobilize the temporomandibular joint, which can make the skin of the external auditory canal move up and down and left and right or change the stability of the water barrier and the pressure stability, so that the water flows out of the external auditory canal.

The third method: external auditory canal cleaning method.

External auditory canal cleaning method: Use a clean, thin cotton swab to gently probe into the external auditory canal, and once it touches the water barrier, suck out the water.

At the same time, avoid overwork, try to rest early at night, and make up for the sleep during the day. It is better to maintain a good physical and mental state.

It is best to drink Yunong’s Qing’er Tea, which is more helpful in eliminating tinnitus.

The fourth type: on one side of the head.

Tilt your head towards the side where the water is, press the ear where the water is with your palm, hold your breath, then quickly lift your palm, repeat several times to suck out the water.

Fifth type: making exaggerated movements.

You can continuously press the tragus with your palm or pull the auricle with your fingers; or you can repeatedly open your mouth and move the temporomandibular joint. These can make the skin of the external auditory canal move up and down and left and right or change the stability of the water barrier and the pressure, allowing the water to flow out of the external auditory canal.