Sentences with word «eustachian»

I personally like Tavist - D (tm), which also contains a decongestant, since I think some dogs are bothered by an inability to equalize the pressure in their ears when they have blocked eustachian tubes from allergies.

Young kids also have more horizontal Eustachian tubes (channels that connect the middle ear to the throat), allowing fluid to collect instead of drain.

Changes in cabin pressure can be painful, especially for younger children with smaller eustachian tubes (a tube in the ear that helps even out pressure) and children with a cold.

When infants are placed lying in the horizontal position, not only are the symptoms exacerbated, but gastric juices can enter the immature Eustachian tubes easier making reflux from the throat into the middle ear more probable.

In the new statement, Boyle and colleagues instead recommend «guttural pouch sampling,» a technique that tests the fluid that sits in an area between a horse's ear and throat, akin to the human Eustachian tube, in combination with using an endoscope to visually assess the area for unruptured absesses.

Toddlers have shorter, narrower, and horizontal eustachian tubes than adults, which makes it easy for bacteria to enter, but difficult for the middle ear's fluids to exit.

CT said, when he recovered his voice, that it felt like someone had poured molten wax down his Eustachian tubes.

It is also very beneficial in deafness arising from obstruction in the Eustachian tubes.

The distal position of the tongue could also drive the soft palate up into the area of the Eustachian tubes — resulting in congestion and possibly otitis media.

The reason babies need to be sucking during takeoff and landing is because the Eustachian tubes in their ears are narrower and have more difficulty adjusting to the pressure.

Some fairly common drugs which may cause a drop in supply are birth control pills which contain estrogen and pseudoephedrine, a decongestant used to treat nasal, sinus, and eustachian tube congestion.

Since the Eustachian tubes in baby's ears are much shorter, they can be that much more affected by air pressure.

These silicone ear plugs regulate air pressure inside the ear's Eustachian tube, relieving the pressure that cause pain.

If the baby is fed lying down, the formula could flow into the Eustachian tubes in the ears from the mouth where it will hang back and lead to an infection.

If a baby is lying down when breast - feeding or bottle - feeding there is a danger of the milk to back up through the Eustachian tube and into the ears causing possible ear infections.

• Short eustachian tubes: the eustachian tube connects the middle ear to the back of the nose.

When mucus from allergies blocks the Eustachian tube, the chance of getting an ear infection increases.

As a child grows, the infections become less frequent as the eustachian tube lengthens and becomes more vertical.

Allergies can cause congestion in the Eustachian tubes that connect the nose and ear.

Between the ages of 6 months and 2 years old, your little one is more prone to get ear infections simply because of the size and shape of the eustachian tubes in their ears (as seen in the video), and because of their still developing immune systems.

Babies tend to get ear infections more than toddlers and preschoolers because the Eustachian tubes are quite flat in a baby.

The build up in the Eustachian tube can cause inflammation and a buildup of bacteria and subsequently an infection.

Your Eustachian tube extends from behind your eardrum to the back of your throat.

During an ear infection, fluid clogs the Eustachian tube.

With an ear infection, fluid collects behind the middle ear and in the Eustachian tube.

You are actually trying to open your Eustachian tube to relieve the pressure and the uncomfortable feeling.

When a baby is on his back and sucking on a pacifier, it can interfere with the proper functioning of the Eustachian tube, which can result in an ear infection.

All your baby can do is to cry when this happens to her, which actually may open the Eustachian tube.

If your baby's lying down during feedings, the liquid can flow from his mouth into his ears» eustachian tubes, where it can linger and cause an infection.

Bacteria from the nose and throat can easily penetrate into the Eustachian tube and the semicircular canals, which are yet too short and wide.

If the milk reaches the Eustachian tube it can lead to ear infection.

Germs travel from the back of the throat when the eustachian tube is swollen from a cold, causing infection in the middle ear.

The eustachian tube connects the middle ear with the back of the throat.

«Bacteria can crawl right up the Eustachian tube [in the throat] and into the ear.»

A good number of my followers on this platform have personally phoned me to tone down a bit but fortunately or unfortunately some of us become «irascible» when issues like this reach our «eustachian tubes».

Normally the Eustachian tube is closed, but it can open to let a small amount of air through to equalize the pressure between the middle ear and the atmosphere.

The eustachian tube joins the tympanic cavity with the nasal cavity (nasopharynx), allowing pressure to equalize between the inner ear and throat.

Take Choline, Inositol, B - 12, B - 6, and Folic Acid Warm oil in the ear can help open the Eustachian tube.

Infant's eustachian tubes are more horizontal than vertical, making them more difficult to drain.

If the eustachian tube is not draining properly, that can lead to a build of of fluid and pressure in the middle ear, causing pain and sometime infection.

As children grow the eustachian tube starts to curve down so it is better able to drain.

The eustachian tube connects the middle ear to the nose and throat, and is responsible for draining excess fluid.

The precise cause of Tinnitus is still not fully understood but it is established that it is a symptom generated within a person's own auditory pathways as a result of hearing defects including infection, a blocked ear canal or eustachian tube, otosclerosis (overgrowth of bone in the middle ear), labyrinthitis and Meniere's disease.

Well, the cervical plexus receives motor fibers that can be traced from the Eustachian tubes (tensa veli palatine) to the superior cervical sympathetic ganglion.

The tympanic membrane, an air - filled chamber containing three tiny bones (hammer, anvil and stirrup), along with the eustachian tube (an air - filled tube connecting to the junction of the nose and mouth) form the middle ear.