Baby ear infections: How to spot and treat them

Do you experience fullness in the ear? Maybe it feels like it’s clogged or even hurts sometimes but the ENT says nothing’s wrong with it? Well, the jaw is a very common culprit of ear issues. And specifically when it comes to a clogged fullness, feeling the medial pterygoid muscle can contribute to it. You see when the medial pterygoid has spasms in it it does not let the tensor veli palatini do its job which allows eustachian tube to dilate which relieves inner ear and sinus pressure. In this v

Do you have a feeling of fullness in the ear? Do you also experience some clicking or discomfort when opening and closing your jaw? If the ENT or audiologist keeps telling you nothing’s wrong, there’s a higher likelihood it’s due to #TMJ disorder. A general approach is to start mobilizing the joints laterally and up and down. We can loosen up some restrictions and retrain the muscles this way. Give this a shot and let me know how it goes! #tmjdisorder #earache #tinnitus #cloggedear #tensionheada