Ear pressure and facial pain seem to go hand in hand with any cold, flu, or allergy. Facial massages can aid in relieving the pressure built up in the Eustachian tubes (drain tubes in the inner ear), reduce pressure in the sinuses, and help the lymph nodes and glands along the neck drain.
The following are videosshowing how to do facial massages that will start to relieve clogged ears and sinus pressure:
These are not an instant fixes, nor should they be used as stand alone treatments. They are here to help you bring relief to your child, and yourself, as the body heals. If using these massages on a newborn, please be extra gentle and use very little pressure.
Please be advised that I am not a doctor, and these videos are not to replace medical advice or treatment. Please seek medical attention if at any point pain increases, lumps begin to form and/or protrude from the neck or face, your child has a high fever, or his illness increases, as it may be a sign of something more serious than a cold, flu or allergy.
To learn more about alternative methods on how to treat ear aches, check out Dr. Mary Ann Block’s book No More Amoxicillin, available on Amazon.
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