Treating ear infections and ear pain in a new innovative way that would change your winter

Treating ear infections and ear pain in a new innovative way that would change your winter AIR travelers know it only too well. So do swimmers and divers, especially those who love to go deep under the oceans. It is the pain that air or water pressure can suddenly put on your ears. It is also common among children below the age of four. Now the Israeli inventors of a portable device called the Eardoc say they have the solution to the problem in an instant. Eardoc, by Kencap, a medical device development company in Israel, is described as “a simple resonating device designed to shake and open the Eustachian tube to allow any liquid inside to flow out”. When placed next to the ear on the mastoid bone the device vibrations travel to the Eustachian tube doing two things , one is mechanical shaking the tube and the second is relaxing the tissue surrounding the tube booth actions result in opening the tube. Accumulated air and fluids causing the inflammation can be released through the tube to relieve pressure on the eardrum. Experts say it is the only available noninvasive method shown to work to reduce the pain and edema associated with ear pain and ear infections Try the eardoc on www.eardoc.info