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Hello, I do not have allergies and my nose and throat have been examined I think there is a malfunction in the muscular system that operates the eustachian. @Supersix

@4alien2 Have you undergone an allergy test? If yes, then it is recommended that you opt for a blood test.

I Have a bad left ETD. My right is fine. No problems.

@4alien2 Have you ever used nasal sprays like Flonase or Afrin? Do you experience excessive drainage during meals or constant runny nose?

I had an allergy test and it was clear. Nasal sprays do not solve my eustachian problem. I think my eustachian disorder is muscle, so I take magnesium citrate. @Supersix

@4alien2

I'm excited to speak with my ENT about your condition. He's a highly educated Stanford graduate with a degree from UC Davis. His extensive research in various fields gives me confidence that he can provide valuable insights.

I do not suffer from allergies, but I do have rhinitis, which is caused by pollution, and when I eat, it makes my nose always wet. When I told my doctor that sprays can cause a spike in my T, he advised me to stop taking them and start taking 10mg of Sudafed instead. I hadn't taken Sudafed in 7 years and was afraid it might spike my T. He wanted me to dry out my head and see if it would give me relief