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The narrow Eustachian tube is part of the contiguous system that includes the nose, palate, and nasopharynx. The nasopharynx is proximal to the eustachian tube, and the middle ear and mastoid are located at its distal end. Directed downward, forward, and medially from the middle ear, the Eustachian tube opens approximately 1.25 cm behind and just below the posterior end of the inferior turbinate.

www.Eardoc.info is a treatment for ear infections, fluids in the middle ear, Otitis Media and Eustachian tube dysfunction. The Eardoc is a simple to use and children friendly medical device.

Eardoc opens the clogged Eustachian tube, therefore allowing drainage of accumulated fluids out of the middle ear - relieving pain immediately!

Eardoc device conforms especially to the structure of the ear. The device is placed behind the ear and sends out small vibrations, along the outer ear canal to the tympanic membrane. These vibrations produce tiny pressure waves that affect the walls of the Eustachian tubes causing relaxation of the surrounding tissue.

Eardoc provides a natural solution for middle ear infection treatment. The device reduces fluid accumulation and relieves ear pain by transmitting small vibrations that open the Eustachian tubes and restore their normal function.

www.Eardoc.info is a treatment for ear infections, fluids in the middle ear, Otitis Media and Eustachian tube dysfunction.

Eardoc device conforms especially to the structure of the ear. The device is placed behind the ear and sends out small vibrations, along the outer ear canal to the tympanic membrane. These vibrations produce tiny pressure waves that affect the walls of the Eustachian tubes causing relaxation of the surrounding tissue. For More Details Visit us: http://www.eardoc.info/ear-infection-symptoms-and-treatment/

Eardoc treats an ear infection by naturally opening the clogged Eustachian tubes, allowing drainage of accumulated fluids in the middle ear and relieving the associated ear pain.

Earache - Natural Ear Infection Home Treatment & Remedies. Eardoc device conforms especially to the structure of the ear. The device is placed behind the ear and sends out small vibrations, along the outer ear canal to the tympanic membrane. These vibrations produce tiny pressure waves that affect the walls of the Eustachian tubes causing relaxation of the surrounding tissue.