can draining eustachian tube improve vertigo
hi ear blocking sensation with vertigo for five weeks especially if it is bilateral is unlikely to be due to eustachian tube dysfunction eustachian tube dysfunction in general does not cause significant vertigo unless there is associated infection of middle ear or fluid in the middle ear since you do not have pain it is unlikely to be due to infection of middle ear so possible cause can be fluid in the middle ear glue ear which is usually due to long standing eustachian tube dysfunction most of the times it is a self resolving condition treatment for this condition is symptomatic with anti vertigo medicines such as cinnarazine or betahistine taken every day for a week for fluid in the middle ear you can use decongestant nose sprays such as oxymetazoline or xylometazoline steam inhalation two times daily also can be beneficial if these medicines do not work then detailed examination of ear for inner ear dysfunction and hearing tests such as pure tone audiogram and tympanogram may be required
hello doctor I have been having vertigo for over five weeks I was prescribed doxycycline and mescaline unfortunately the mescaline did not make me feel better I think my issue is that my eustacian tubes are clogged and need to be drained how can I do this is there a medicine