Re: Has anyone ever tried the Earpopper??

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It is like Seigal's speculum used by ENT Surgeons to test the mobility of ear drum.

Arun

On 5/29/08, amber krasny <am81576@...> wrote:

Hello,

I am again asking if anyone has ever tried the earpopper. It is a little device that will pop your ears for you. It is available in pharmacies but you must have a script for it. I was just wondering if it is worth $200?

Amberamber krasny <am81576@...> wrote:

Hello,

I was wondering if any of you that have problems with negative ear pressure have tried the ear popper? From research online it says it is more effective than the old fashioned hold your nose and pop your ears. Has anyone tried it?

Amber "

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I have never even heard of it. Here's to looking something else up

on the internet!!!!hahaha

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you that have problems with negative

ear pressure

> > have tried the ear popper? From research online it says it is

more effective

> > than the old fashioned hold your nose and pop your ears. Has

anyone tried

> > it?

> >

> > Amber

> >

> > * "

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Hi Amber,

I posted the same question a couple months ago and didn't hear from

anyone who had used it. I have bought one since, but because I just

had the second look surgery, I'm not able to use it until my ear has

healed completely. My ear surgeon said it helps some of his patients.

I'm willing to give it a try. It unblocks the Eustachian Tubes. It's

battery operated & looks easy to use. I paid $137. at the Target

pharmacy. If you get one, I'll be interested in knowing what you

think.

Connie

> Hello,

>

> I was wondering if any of you that have problems with negative

ear pressure have tried the ear popper? From research online it says

it is more effective than the old fashioned hold your nose and pop

your ears. Has anyone tried it?

>

> Amber

>

> "

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New here! My Right ear has been plugged up for about a year now. The

ENT that I went to try to unplug my Right ear using the EarPopper but

it didn't do anything.

ENT says that there is cholesteatoma in the ear.

> > Hello,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you that have problems with negative

> ear pressure have tried the ear popper? From research online it says

> it is more effective than the old fashioned hold your nose and pop

> your ears. Has anyone tried it?

> >

> > Amber

> >

> > "

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I don't know, but I needed a prescription to get it at Target. Maybe

the person selling it on Ebay bought it with a prescription but no

longer wants it. It's not suppose to get rid of C'toma. It unblocks

the Eustachian Tubes.

> > Hello,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you that have problems with negative

> ear pressure have tried the ear popper? From research online it

says

> it is more effective than the old fashioned hold your nose and

pop

> your ears. Has anyone tried it?

> >

> > Amber

> >

> > "

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I can be almost sure that my tinnitus get worse after each micro suction cleaning...My mum who does not have c-toma, after got her ear cleaned by ent, has started to have tinnitus.Posted by: "Arun Gupta" drarunjind@... dr_arunjind Fri May 30, 2008 8:50 pm (PDT) Ear Popper may not help, get C-toma out by micro suction(Many times)orsrugeryArun