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Medical Conditions - Barometric Trauma

Barometric trauma is the damage or injury caused to parts of the body due to changes in the surrounding air or water pressure. Barotrauma of the ear while being at high altitudes or flying is a classic example where the ears hurt. Barodontalgia, aerosinusitis, pulmonary barotrauma, blast-induced barotrauma, etc., are few more examples.

All barometric trauma Q&A

Why did I notice brown blood in my phlegm after freediving?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Freediving is a breath-holding diving technique, and it is harmful after repetitive diving sessions. It causes changes in the pressure of the lungs and heart.

How to fix the repeated accumulation of fluid in ears?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Thanks for the detailed history. I can understand that you have gone through a lot because of your repeated ear issues.

Will barometric trauma cause hearing loss?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Do not panic these issues mostly end safely, especially with the nasal sprays and Prednisone you are taking. Avoid straining, vigorous sneezing, or coughing.

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