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gnatmarie

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Cold air makes right ear popping go away Posted: 03-17-08 12:05pm


Can someone tell me why cold, fresh air makes my right ear popping go away and my head feel better? I've been struggling with this problem for months. My right ear and head absolutely do not like warm air. My right ear seems to get irritated with warm air and my head does as well.

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