I Used NAVAGE Nose Cleaning Machine For 6 Days And This Is What Happened...

[@easyflowing]

Here's my tutorial for reusing NAVAGE Pods: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk

[@easyflowing]

@arvinzamanian During the six days of using NAVAGE, my sense of smell was fine. Interestingly, for years, I used to loose my sense of smell every time I got sick. But after using NAVAGE, for about a year now, I lost my sense of smell maybe once even though I got sick a few times. Frequency and the way I get sick have changed, too.

[@easyflowing]

@arvinzamanian Thank you 🙏 With my chronic sinusitis, my sense of smell was fine. It did get anosmia during the episodes of acute inflammation. Do you have anosmia chronically?

[@easyflowing]

@arvinzamanian Is your inflammation in the Maxillary Sinus (bottom) or in the Frontal Sinus (top)? Someone in the comments under this video mentioned that this machine works well for clearing the bottom Sinus cavities, not the top ones...

[@easyflowing]

@arvinzamanian You are very kind, Arvin. It might sound silly but I sometimes turn my head upside down, when I use some nasal sprays, when I get very stuffed up. I lay in my bed on my back and let my head hang down. When the medication gets into those upper cavities, it hurts, though. This clears anasmia for a little bit, too, after I turn right side up and blow my nose. It gives me just enough time to enjoy my food.

[@gerilyngalinato6132]

Her eyes

[@Madswol63]

I've had sinus issues most of my life and I bought the Navage system about 6 months ago. It works WAY better than neti pots or squeeze bottles because it actually actively sucks out the gunk! I am SO very happy I got this unit!

[@easyflowing]

Absolutely! Especially with a deviated septum this suction function works so well. I am glad you found something that works for you!

[@MissKellyBean]

This is so helpful, but might I add - you looked so lovely and feeling better at the end! I love your haircut, and your whole demeanor was just glowing. 😊 It was great to see you feeling so much better.

[@easyflowing]

You are so sweet, @MissKellyBean , thank you! ❤️ I am glad you found this video helpful! 😊

[@FREEdomofSPEECH-j3z]

This is obviously someone with a booger fetish 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Smunsky]

Little advice. Keep your mouth opened to prevent the saline/mucus/water from going down in your throat. As the suction happens it's important that the air can be sucked from your mouth to prevent a bad taste.

[@easyflowing]

Thank you 🙌 I find that I have to keep my throat closed in order to keep the solution from flowing down.

[@promadecorp380]

mouth open with TONGUE TIP HELD AGAINST ROOF OF MOUTH while suctioning..

[@easyflowing]

@promadecorp380 Thank you 🙌 Did you get NAVAGE, too?

[@sandyartman7520]

I appreciate your video because your symptoms are very much like mine…particularly the post nasal drip. Mine is so constant, I don’t even realize I’m always clearing my throat. I primarily want to prevent sinus headaches but clearing up post nasal drip would be magical. Feeling hopeful! Thank you!!!

[@easyflowing]

Yes! I'd love to hear back about your results!

[@carolmartin8113]

I have bad post nasal drip and am currently using a very strong nasal spray made with oil of oregano. It is called Sinu Orega by North American Herb and Spice. Have used it two weeks now. Helps significantly but not totally. I'm thinking of also trying this Navage.

[@easyflowing]

@carolmartin8113 I used NAVAGE with some other stuff, too. NAVAGE was cleaning and the other stuff was healing, I feel like it worked well together. But of course, I'm not a doctor.

[@soniaartist]

I am so glad you are able to breathe, especially at night. I have the same problem and Navage has been helping a lot. I used to do the neti pod but that one does not reach the back. It is really good to clean all that crap you have in there, and this machine is fabulous. Thank you for the great information and keep doing it.

[@susano323]

Alright, I bought it and just used it twice, switching flow directions. Easy! I closed my throat with the back of my tongue so no water down my throat. Like you, I can I see that I'm going to have use it a few days to notice a big difference (have had allergies all my life). Right now my nose is clear but it's back there, deep, in my sinuses where I still feel clogged. I'm hoping repeated use, reducing irritants, will allow my sinuses to also clear out. I really liked using it and saved the empty salt pods to use later, according to your so very helpful instructions. I'm gonna do it a couple more times before I go to sleep, tonight, and actually look forward to it! Thank you so much for your demo and tips because I wouldn't have made the decision to spend the 100 bucks without you. You're a sweetheart!

[@easyflowing]

I am glad you liked it @susano323 Yes, keep using the machine, it will continue feeling better!

[@Ladybugg1099]

It’s not just your sinuses that are sensitive, plain water in your nasal cavity hurts the salt neutralizes the water so it doesn’t “hurt” warmed water also helps with that. I see so many videos where people talk about “pain” and that is not normal it should feel no different than saline spray in your nose.

[@easyflowing]

Actually, with sinusitis, the sinuses are inflamed and because if it, the area is extra sensitive, the pain is real even with salt water. It's definitely not normal, it does need healing. I couldn't even breathe in the cold winter air before I used this machine because it was painful. Now, after using Navage, I can inhale through my nose in the winter with no issues.

[@shelleycharlesworth5177]

@@easyflowing Melissa is correct never put unsalted water in your nose! You MUST add salt--you can also add a little baking soda to "buffer" the water. My allergist said to add a teaspoon of light Kayro syrup. That syrup is moisturizing and soothing.

[@easyflowing]

@@shelleycharlesworth5177 Because I also teach swimming on this channel, I have to keep in mind of the people's fear of water going up their noses. Even though I never said that fresh water should be used to clean the sinuses, there's still a different degree of tolerance of fresh water up the nose while swimming. I, for example, used to have zero tolerance of it, the paid was horrible, whereas my husband doesn't even feel much discomfort. After using NAVAGE, my tolerance of fresh water in my sinuses have increased, which means that my sensitivity was due to my sinuses being inflamed, and they are not as inflamed anymore.

[@easyflowing]

@shelleycharlesworth5177 yes, I use sea salt and baking soda for my saline solution. I've never heard of this Kayro syrup. Thank you, I'll look it up. PS I used my own saline solution in this video, where I shared how I reuse the pods: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk

[@shelleycharlesworth5177]

@@easyflowing thanks--my ENT gave me this irrigation recipe: 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon Karo syrup Mix in 16 ounces of warm water.

[@rcstaats3]

Thanks for the demo. I'm a new user learning with each nasal flush.

[@easyflowing]

You are welcome 🙌 How do you like it so far?

[@carolrhodes5835]

Try opening your mouth and/or going "ah-ah-ah" several times to open your ear tubes(eustachian tubes) while using the machine

[@easyflowing]

Thank you. I had an issue with my ears after using the machine with rechargeable batteries. On that first try, the water was pouring in but wasn't being sucked out, which created a lot of pressure. After I changed the batteries, it all got better. How long have you been using this machine?

[@carolrhodes5835]

@@easyflowing We actually just ordered it. Retired healthcare person, so lots of anatomy and physiology! When something is being suctioned, if the pressure is high enough, everything that is somewhat pliable and small enough, is going to be sucked closed, or in the case of water pressure, the water is going to follow the path of least resistance. If you open your mouth, the pressure to your ears should be relieved because of the larger opening of your mouth. Sorry so long! I hope you feel better!

[@easyflowing]

Thank you for the explanation 🙌 I'd love to know if you like the machine after you use it. If you make a video, I'd love a link.

[@hardikpargi]

just do "brahmari" "omm chanting" pranayams. it will open ears tubes :)

[@easyflowing]

@hardikpargi Thank you. Would you, please, share a link to a good tutorial for this practice.

[@GenuinelyGiGi]

“I am 42 right now, and I feel like breathing.” I’m 38 and these are my sentiments exactly.

[@easyflowing]

When are you thinking of buying the machine?

[@GenuinelyGiGi]

@@easyflowing I thought about buying it today, but I decided to start with a Neti Pot because I’ve never used one. I literally just finished using it and it was ok. I recorded myself and may upload.

[@easyflowing]

Oh, cool. Share your video with me if you don't mind, I'd love to see it. I got a deviated septum, Neti Pot doesn't really work for me. Did you mix your own saline solution or did you buy it?

[@GenuinelyGiGi]

@@easyflowing will do! It came with salt/baking soda packets

[@easyflowing]

Awesome!

[@ET4eva9487]

Should use it over the sink or a very large bowl or a large towel underneath

[@easyflowing]

I just use it on a table with paper towels nearby for drying the area and for blowing my nose. A regular towel will definitely work if you don't want to be wasteful. Of course, if you are blessed with a bathroom with a huge countertop, that will work, too since the used solution needs to be gotten rid of.

[@briant7067]

I just started using this and love it!

[@easyflowing]

It's the best, isn't it? How long did it take you to feel the difference in your breathing?

[@barbiesbabies3322]

TYSM for all of the information, you've answered all of my questions, except, how to either refill the pods or use the machine with a home made solution instead of buying tons of pods? Please lmk if you have such a video & I'll check your other videos to see if you've already posted it.

[@easyflowing]

Hello @barbiesbabies3322 You are very welcome 🙌 I don't have an edited video like that, yet. But if you search KZbin, you should be able to find something like that.

[@mballard879]

I’m curious what the extra medicine is that you added to the water. Thank you for your video!

[@easyflowing]

It's my pleasure, thank you for watching! I don't think I added anything extra to the solution in this video... Wait, are you asking me about the nose drops I used in addition to the cleaning machine? If yes, then, I used Sanorin nose drops made in Czechia, and Pinosol nose drops from Slovakia. Both of these can be purchased in most Russian pharmacies. These drops are used for different purposes. Sanorin clears the nose during congestion, it works like magic, and Pinosol heals. In this video, I added camomile to my homemade saline solution, that's why it was yellow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk

[@mballard879]

@@easyflowing thank you for the info! I missed the part where you said you put it in your nose, LOL I finally ordered the Navage for myself. I'm hoping it works good for me too! Thank you for the reply!

[@easyflowing]

I didn't really explain what I did with it, I just mentioned that I did something in addition to the machine. Congratulations! I'd love to hear back from you about your experience with it. Wishing you all the best!!!

[@mballard879]

I received the navage yesterday! My first try went pretty good. I’m having a little trouble with the water going into my mouth, just a little bit. I’m sure I just need to get more comfortable using it. I got a lot of gunk flushed out! It feels so much better! I did it again this morning and more gunk came out! I think it’s going to really help me!

[@easyflowing]

I am so glad you liked the machine! The relief is quite sweet, isn't it? Yes, to stop the water going into the throat, the back of the tongue has to cover the opening wile holding breath.

[@carolynrankin5629]

I have hoarseness I believe from post nasel drip. I cannot take antihistamines. Will the navage give me my voice back?

[@easyflowing]

It's definitely worth trying.

[@easyflowing]

I heard that during allergy seasons, it's good to cleanse nasal cavities to control allergic reactions. This machine is great because it pulls the solution out along with spraying it in. It makes all the difference for me.

[@diva-nicole9089]

I wonder how long do you use it in one session to clean your nose? I'm still stuffy I just got mine last night. I was desperate. I'm sick of blowing my nose. I'm sick of sneezing. I live in Minnesota and the weather is changing and it is torture. I was desperate. I hope I making a good investment in this machine

[@easyflowing]

I like to use this machine 5-6 time each way with my own saline solution.

[@easyflowing]

Here's how I reuse the pods: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk

[@ezekielgskeen8607]

you must not do two much! it can damage the inner nose parts, that help keep bad germs at bay. But! great video

[@easyflowing]

Thank you! I did do 10 flushes in a row a few times. The first time, I got some mucus dislodged, which felt quite amazing. Later on, continuing with it, I felt that doing too many flushes dried out my sinuses.

[@ezekielgskeen8607]

@@easyflowing I saw a KZbin video saying that you shouldn't do two many, although, cleaning out your sinuses is good, try not to over do. Not trying to be foreword, but! You do look much more up beat and more happy, looking good lady! stay amazing and thanks for the reply and video!

[@carolmartin8113]

I don't have a stuffy nose, only horrible post nasal drip since I had Covid two years ago. I have found some Oil of Oregano nasal spray that helps a lot. But has this specifically helped post nasal drip for you?? Don't want to waste my time and money unless it helps with that. Thanks.

[@easyflowing]

@carolmartin8113 Yes, it helped me with postnasal drip. I've been traveling and couldn't take the machine with me, after using the machine before going away, I didn't have postnasal drip for 10 month, which is pretty incredible. I am looking forward to getting home to use it again. Next time I go away for an extended time, NAVAGE is coming with me!

[@SWoodcheke]

Gargle with warm salt water helps me a lot

[@easyflowing]

@SWoodcheke It's good to be able to find something that works for you!

[@loriknox485]

How long would you say it took before you noticed it reduced your post nasal drip? I’ve been using for about two weeks now

[@easyflowing]

I used this machine once a day for six days straight (you saw it in this video),3 and later, I used it ten times in one sitting. After that, I didn't have that postnasal drip for 10 months. I traveled at that time and couldn't bring this machine with me. @loriknox485

[@debraj8665]

I wonder if this would help me. I constantly wake up in the middle of the night with one nostril closed. Then when I sit up it clears but now I get the post nasal drip or I am blowing my nose for the next few hours.

[@easyflowing]

From what I've seen in the comments, if your blockage is low, then yes, it will help, as it helped me. The viewers mentioned that when the blockage is in the forehead, then it doesn't help much.

[@zackkroll1]

Please get one. I woke up every day being unable to breathe and after one day of use I’ve never slept this well. This is a miracle machine.

[@gerilyngalinato6132]

You look like Ms garland face in saint boniface

[@hihihello263]

Please make a video on how to reuse those capsules... Thanks 😊

[@latanyadean4071]

You have to use a new capsules every time

[@easyflowing]

@latanya dean actually, there are different ways to reuse the old capsules. I haven't edited my video, but if you search on KZbin, there are a lot of videos, where others share their ways for doing it.

[@easyflowing]

@@latanyadean4071 hello Latanya. Here's my video about how I reuse the pods: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk

[@easyflowing]

@hihihello263 Hello, I finally edited the video about reusing the pods: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk Thank you for watching my video to the end and for encouraging me to create the tutorial! ❤️

[@joycespecht3038]

I see that this video is a year old but just wondering if you were only using it once a day or twice? I am also wondering if you are still using it

[@easyflowing]

Hi. I used this machine those 6 days in a row, flushing once each nostril. Then, I tried flushing two quarts in one sitting so to speak, about 10 flushes in a row. I did that a few times. Then, I traveled for a year without the machine. Only in about 10 months I got postnasal drip again, on and off. Now, I got the machine with me, once I settle down, I'll start using it again and will create videos. I am really looking forward to using it when I get sick.

[@joycespecht3038]

I really am giving this a lot of thought , I use the squeeze bottles and most of the time they work - they do leak at times. Having seen the hacks for bypassing the buttons is a real plus. the packets are so much cheaper, and I have even seen recipes for saline solution . Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. @@easyflowing

[@dtom1145]

Is the hoodie required?

[@easyflowing]

Always! Also, the lion onesie pajamas! 😂

[@danielspeedminer4282]

So how long more have u continue to use it?

[@easyflowing]

I used this machine those six days, and then, a few times, ten cleanses in a row. I stopped in April because I left the country. When I get to go back, I will definitely bring it back with me. It's a must-have for me, now.

[@jasonmelo9379]

I can't use this without swallowing and choking on the water!

[@easyflowing]

Yes, the back of the throat has to be closed to keep the solution out. See if you like this one better, my whole family, including the kids, uses it with ease: kzbin.info3Pomi90l_d8?feature=share

[@marouane2525]

من فضلك ،ممكن تعملي لنا فيديوهات تعلم السباحة ، طريقتك في الشرح ممتازة جدا

[@easyflowing]

I have to get to editing the videos. Hopefully, when school start, I'll get to it. Thank you for your message and for your compliment.

[@mensiuscho]

Having a problem with breathing for a long time, Going to buy this soon, A question I have is if it is ok to use salted water? Thanks a lot.

[@easyflowing]

Yes, it can be used with a DIY saline solution, however, you do need the pods for this machine to work. Here's my video, where I share how to reuse the pods. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o16tZ4qgr8qiodk Enjoy your soon to be gotten unobstructed breathing!

[@mensiuscho]

@@easyflowing Thanks a lot.

[@easyflowing]

Any time!

[@ET4eva9487]

God loves you beautiful angel

[@easyflowing]

You are the best! ❤️

[@sweetdarlinglamia]

Does it help with the sinus in your cheeks?

[@easyflowing]

Yes, it helped me with sinusitis in the lower cavities.

[@sweetdarlinglamia]

@@easyflowing so it helps in the maxillary sinus?

[@easyflowing]

Yes, thank you, it helped me with sinusitis in the Maxillary Sinus. Judging from the comments under this video, apparently, it doesn't help much with sinusitis in the Frontal Sinus.

[@javiervarona001]

Really gets me going

[@easyflowing]

It's so good!

[@gerilyngalinato6132]

Hi Ms garland

[@easyflowing]

Hello, Gerilyn. Thank you for the compliment ❤️

[@maheshvipat158]

I've used neti pot for years but without any good results. Anti histamine (Zyrtec) works for me. Do you think this will be better than neti pot? Also my main problem is bacterial sinusitis as it causes greenish mucus, body ache and fever.

[@easyflowing]

I haven't been able to use a neti pot because of my deviated ceptum; water simply doesn't move through my sinuses. This machine does get water in and out, so for me, it definitely works. If you read through the comments under this video, you'll see where someone suggested that this machine works when the lower sinuses passages are affected but doesn't work when the passages in the forehead are stuffed up. So, it all depends on your condition.

[@briannolan7818]

The 'stuff' you see in the container is probably the salt you crushed up and mixed with the water.

[@easyflowing]

The mix is a saline solution, plus, I added steeped camomile tea. There are different recipes for this solution online, some have only Sea salt, others also have baking soda. I chose the recipe that made the most sense to me.

[@MmmDnBbitch]

Right, it's certainly not the "stuff" she is deliberately attempting to remove from her sinuses.... That would make far too much sense.

[@easyflowing]

@MmmDnBbitch I completely misunderstood that comment 🙈 If it were true, that "stuff" would be in the jar before I poured it into in the machine. Nevertheless, the fact I breathed better after using it makes that "stuff" not that important. Have you tried using this machine?

[@kellyfitzpatrick4355]

Nope. I've rather sed three small humans, and I KNOW what snot looks like.

[@easyflowing]

@@kellyfitzpatrick4355 whatever you say. Here's little info, focus on "these variables can make mucus have differences in appearance". "Mucus is a gel-like substance composed mostly of water. However, it also contains other substances, including mucins, inorganic salts, proteins (including pathogen killing enzymes), lipids, and mucopolysaccharides. The proportion of these constituents can vary based on humidity or the presence of a sinus infection or sinus inflammation related to allergies or environmental irritants. These variables can make mucus have differences in appearance."

[@criticalthinker8013]

How much is this and what stores is it the cheapest please

[@easyflowing]

I was gifted it three years ago. Today, it's around $100 to $100+, depending on a bundle. Here's the cheapest one on Amazon: Navage Nasal Irrigation Essentials Bundle: Navage Nose Cleaner, 20 SaltPods, Triple-Tier Countertop Caddy, Plus 10 Bonus SaltPods. Clean Nose, Healthy Life! a.co/d/eLyqwiL Here's Navage site, where different bundles are offered, too: navage.com/products/

[@criticalthinker8013]

@@easyflowing thank you

[@easyflowing]

Any time 🙌

[@alonzomendoza7658]

I got one for 40 to 50 % off at cvs with these coupons they always send out if you get medicine there.

[@latanyadean4071]

This product is $100 I got mine on sell on Walgreens for $ 79

[@nerygarzona3266]

Buen video

[@easyflowing]

Thank you. I am glad it helped!

[@kimsanghothi6418]

How long do you have post nasal drip sinus

[@easyflowing]

It feels like I've had chronic sinusitis my whole life, which lead to me getting sick almost every month. The postnasal drip started really bothering me the last few years. What about you?

[@kimsanghothi6418]

@@easyflowing i have sinus infection inner verigo dizzy 😓😓

[@easyflowing]

@@kimsanghothi6418 I hope you find a remedy that works for you!

[@easyflowing]

Our inner ear is connected with our sinuses. I'd love to know if this machine helps you with your vertigo problem.

[@kimsanghothi6418]

@@easyflowing thankyou ♥️❤ share

[@thearough]

Peroxide gets rid of ear pain

[@easyflowing]

Thank you. How should it be administered?

[@thearough]

@@easyflowing pour 3% in your ear one time keep head tilted let it sit for two minutes then tilt head to drip out. This is after pain first starts. If its prolonged or severe do again in 2 days

[@easyflowing]

Thank you 🙌 In my culture, we use camphor oil for light earaches. Where are you from?

[@gerilyngalinato6132]

Hi eyebrows

[@easyflowing]

Hello!

[@gerilyngalinato6132]

You look like her in saint boniface high school and her eyes too

[@easyflowing]

Is it a movie?

[@Mercy_Pants]

Pressing it against your nose a bit hard

[@easyflowing]

Yes, that's how it should work in order to keep water out. This particular wire was a bit soft, that's why I had to press even harder for it to be tight.

[@nervouss]

something tells me this machine is not good for your sinuses.

[@easyflowing]

You saw what it did with my sinuses... I was very skeptical, though.

[@ALEXEYRYBALKO]

Good afternoon. I noticed that you blow your nose incorrectly, thereby provoking the discharge of water and mucus deeper into the sinuses. And it is very important to purge after rinsing the nose, as yogis do with jala neti. The bottom line is that in your case, the effect may not be from washing. Below I will attach links to videos that I hope will be useful for you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHS0lmema7KIbqM

[@easyflowing]

Hello Alexey. I appreciate your concern and your desire to help me. I will definitely watch the video!

[@lucidity7983]

Has anybody found this machine can help with tinitus please?

[@easyflowing]

I hadn't had this experience, sorry.

[@gerilyngalinato6132]

her nose

[@easyflowing]

You are so sweet! 🍬 🍫 🍭 ❤️

[@kamalnarri5437]

what's up

[@easyflowing]

Hi!!! Living the dream! What's up with you?

[@AndrewAddisonUniqueDrewski980]

👏😎❤👍

[@easyflowing]

Thank you ❤️

[@goldstar9174]

You need to sleep in a dust free room.

[@easyflowing]

Thank you. That ain't happening for me, though 😊 dust is everywhere and living in a bubble is not an option. How do you make your environment dust free?

[@goldstar9174]

@@easyflowing wash your blankets often, and shake the dust off of your blankets and bed between washes. Sweep and mop or vacuum your room and dust or clean all surfaces in your room with a moist rag. Sleep in clean clothes. You can't make anything dust proof, but cleaning it frequently should help.

[@easyflowing]

Thank you for the tips 🙌

[@tinameriturner]

HEPA air filters are very helpful when your environment has dust, pet hair and dander. I highly recommend them.

[@easyflowing]

@tinameriturner1948 Thank you very much 🙌

[@FREEdomofSPEECH-j3z]

It is evident how unsatisfactory America is; observe how effortlessly they amuse themselves in that region. It is quite disheartening; there seems to be no standard of propriety. Why would anyone be interested in witnessing an individual extract boogers from their nose? I feel dismayed by this.

[@easyflowing]

@UnknownHomie If you had a problem breathing due to chronic rhinitis or sinusitis, you would want to find something helpful to heal. Did you know that mouth breathing is linked to hearth problems? You probably didn't. I am happy that you have no health problems. However, before passing judgment, you should educate yourself about health problems some people are dealing with. By the way, wich America are you talking about, North or South?

[@uf1978]

Had the worst lung effection ever after using this devise for a Month! Will never use again!

[@easyflowing]

I am glad you are feeling better. Just out of curiosity, how did you get a lung infection from this nose cleaner?

[@uf1978]

@@easyflowing Good question and i don't have an answer but i was using this twice a day and always used distilled water. Loved being able to breath better but after about 1 Month got the lung infection with a severe cough.

[@lorraine41879]

​@@uf1978the water or droplets must have been going down your lungs, for a lung infection

[@uf1978]

@@lorraine41879 Im pretty sure that's what happen. I was using it twice a day and it worked as far as clearing me up.

[@Midnitexowboy]

She used it for 10 days and it made her look like a boy

[@easyflowing]

Note to self ✍️: putting on makeup makes me look like a boy. @mactheslovac8673

[@jasonmelo9379]

​@@easyflowingI think you're adorable

[@easyflowing]

@@jasonmelo9379 thank you 🙏

[@KadeKurved]

Do our ears pop and get full because of mucus? How often do you deal with these symptoms?

[@easyflowing]

No, my ears don't usually pop because of mucus.

[@ghostwavewrider]

I get some pressure in my ears and they pop, but it's not that bad and it's much better to have my sinuses clean and clear

[@kellyfitzpatrick4355]

If your ears pop, it's because your swollen sinuses were pressing on your eustachian tubes, which is another reason to cleanse. If they cannot equalize pressure via those tubes, you could damage your hearing.