I may just do that. I spent 8 years in the Military so my hearing is pretty bad now and I could probably use a check up.
---------- Post added March 18th, 2015 at 09:41 AM ----------
TSandM,
I can relieve the pressure on land while going up large hills to higher altitude/going back down. I can't just make my ears pop while at sea level if thats what you mean.
While flying though, I do have to do it A LOT. When on a plane, the first 10 minutes while gaining altitude, and the last 10 minutes while decreasing altitude to land, I've literally have to make my ears pop every 20-30 seconds. Maybe it's not but I always thought it seemed excessive compared to other passengers
---------- Post added March 18th, 2015 at 09:41 AM ----------
TSandM,
I can relieve the pressure on land while going up large hills to higher altitude/going back down. I can't just make my ears pop while at sea level if thats what you mean.
While flying though, I do have to do it A LOT. When on a plane, the first 10 minutes while gaining altitude, and the last 10 minutes while decreasing altitude to land, I've literally have to make my ears pop every 20-30 seconds. Maybe it's not but I always thought it seemed excessive compared to other passengers