Sea Pearl
07-29-2013, 02:22 AM
I am not too sure if I have put this thread in the right location, so please forgive me if it is not and feel free to move it.
Recently I have started to have issues with my ears when swimming underwater. I am fine when swimming but afterwards I am getting a pressurized/clogged feeling in my ears that can last weeks before dying away. My doctor and ENT said it could be my eustachian tubes since they have checked out my ears, did test and everything else is fine. I went looking about on the internet and found something called Doc's Proplugs which are made for scuba divers. And a lot of people say they can help with ear pressure and equalization problems and are safe to wear underwater. I have no idea if they could help me since I am not scuba diving and only swimming underwater at my local pool. But I wondered if anyone out there had used them and what were your experiences with them?
I would hate to have to give up swimming underwater :(
Recently I have started to have issues with my ears when swimming underwater. I am fine when swimming but afterwards I am getting a pressurized/clogged feeling in my ears that can last weeks before dying away. My doctor and ENT said it could be my eustachian tubes since they have checked out my ears, did test and everything else is fine. I went looking about on the internet and found something called Doc's Proplugs which are made for scuba divers. And a lot of people say they can help with ear pressure and equalization problems and are safe to wear underwater. I have no idea if they could help me since I am not scuba diving and only swimming underwater at my local pool. But I wondered if anyone out there had used them and what were your experiences with them?
I would hate to have to give up swimming underwater :(