"Airplane ear usually goes away once air can pass through the Eustachian tube — which can happen within seconds, minutes, hours or a few days of when your symptoms start, experts said.
The quickest way to deal with it is to “pop your ears,” Dr. Vivas said. Try forcing yourself to yawn, or chew gum or sip water to get yourself to swallow.
If that doesn’t work, Dr. Gudis said, try the Valsalva maneuver, a breathing technique that involves closing your mouth and pinching your nose while gently exhaling."
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"When you’re panicked, there’s absolutely no logic. There’s no reasoning. There’s no logical method of thinking. I’ve seen panicked people underwater, and they do not behave normally. You can even point the way out to them and they look at you like you’re crazy, and they’ve convinced themselves another way is the correct way."