My ear clogs up in the morning or sometimes when I press around my temple area near the external ear. This also happens if I put anything in the outer ear canal and push up, causing a pressure sensation that extends to the nostril on the same side. After a shower, water entering the ear causes persistent pressure without pain, just discomfort. Is this the beginning of an ear infection, or could it be something else?

November 4th, 2023

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