Why does my ears make noises when I swallow saliva?

According to the latest survey, many friends have discovered a problem, that is, even if there is no discomfort in their ears, they will feel a noise in their ears when they swallow their saliva. This situation troubles many people and they wonder if they have some ear disease. In fact, if you know why your ears make noise when you swallow saliva, you don’t have to worry about this problem anymore.

The first thing I want to tell you is that you are not sick. What you are describing is a physiological condition. Everyone will have noise in the ears when swallowing saliva because there is an ear canal inside the ear that connects to the throat. Even when you yawn, your ears will react. It's just that this phenomenon is so common that few people pay attention to it. Your phenomenon is probably related to psychology and has nothing to do with your ears. Don't dwell on it too much, just know that it's normal.

Pay attention to cleaning the ear canal with a cotton swab. As long as there is no fluid accumulation on the cotton swab, don't worry about it, and don't worry about it as long as your hearing is not affected. Sometimes the sound will be louder, but that’s okay. Don’t try to swallow deliberately and it will go away naturally in a few days. This is the body’s constant self-adjustment.

You can do a body posture test to see if you still have tinnitus when swallowing when you bend over deeply. If the symptoms disappear, it means that the Eustachian tube is not fully closed. Even if this is confirmed, there is currently no simple way to solve it. You can do more bending and leg stretching exercises, which can also recover by yourself. Don’t have psychological pressure first. This so-called symptom can heal itself.

Now that you know why your ears ring when you swallow saliva, and how to detect whether you have symptoms of Eustachian tube insufficiency, you may as well do the test yourself. In fact, this situation is normal. Unless you also have ear pain, special treatment is generally not required. I hope you can rest assured and not be too nervous.