A doctor has explained why your ears may be painful when you fly in a plane, and shared several techniques for how to ease ...

My hearing goes on flights then returns on landing. But it hasn't after my most recent trip - I've been home for two weeks and I still can't hear properly. Do I need an ENT appointment?

A surgical procedure called myringotomy is sometimes needed to treat chronic middle ear infections or persistent eustachian tube dysfunction. During a myringotomy, your healthcare provider makes a ...

Patulous eustachian tube is a type of dysfunction wherein the tube stays open most of the time. Typically, the tube stays closed and only opens to equalize air pressure between the middle ear and ...

The ears may become sensitive to cold air ... and this can be a contributory factor to eustachian tube dysfunction. Antihistamines or decongestants, as prescribed, may help relieve these symptoms.

A pilot has gone viral after sharing a video about the risks of flying with a cold - and the repercussions could be huge.

A pilot shared advice about flying when you're feeling under the weather – and urged people to stay at home if they're battling one ailment that's extremely common ...

Captain Jaimes García, who works for Colombian airline Avianca, has warned that flying with one common ailment can be detrimental to your health. Here's why ...

The Eustachian tubes, which balance pressure between ... common repercussions include middle ear bleeding and chronic ear dysfunction. If you notice persistent ear pain, dizziness or hearing ...