Painful Ear Popping When Blowing Nose Novels & Stories

“ Max, now.” Max started chanting some highly weird words, and Dario did his work himself. The circling powder around us started to fade away, and so did the surrounding scenario. Everything was fading away. The wind was growing louder and soon. “Okay, this is going to pinch a bit.” “What’s going to- Ouch,” I screamed in pain as I felt my eyes popping out of my skull. But of course that wasn’t the case. But it hurt like hell. “When...will..it stop?”

Chilli POV As Elias does as Erin requests, I go to stand up and make my own way over to the empty hospital bed, to lay down as Erin asks of me. But as soon as I am nearly on my feet and standing upright, a screaming voice full of hatred, anger, and pain fills my head. My ear drums feel like they are about to burst from the shear volume and pressure building in my head, and I can't help but scream myself from the agony of it.

For a minute, she looked at me confused but touched her nose and it came back bloody. “Shit.” Nate perked up but he didn’t rise from the couch. She grabbed a tissue and pinched her nose, trying to stop the bleeding. “Happening often?” His voice was quiet and pained. “It’s becoming a more frequent occurrence.” Aelia’s voice sounded nasally as she held her head back.

The amount of awareness I had with my current situation is enough to tone down my cries. The cold weather easily dried my tears. It made everything more uncomfortable now that I feel sticky every time I move my face. It’s hard to breathe with my clogged nose. I could breathe through my mouth, but that means the snot can get inside. As much as blowing out all the snot sounds wonderful, that would only make my face stickier. With nothing else to do, I screamed my lungs out. They said you could feel lighter after shouting your frustrations. It did, just a little.

Blair The first thought that crossed my mind as I blinked my eyes open was that the lights overhead were really bright. Painfully so. The next thought was a feeling of discomfort in my nose and throat. Blindly, I reached up to feel around my face, my fingers curling over what felt like flimsy plastic tubes resting under my chin. I followed the tubing until it led up to two prongs up my nose.

I sneezed out another lump of clotted blood from my nose, resulting in a painful non stop nose bleeding "Damn it, it isn't a good sign.."

Tears filled my eyes i'mmediately while my ears rung piercely in my head. I absentmindedly wondered whether my nose wasn't broken.. it sure hurt like hell. I reeled back but then before I could gather myself, bright lights all of the sudden flashed in my vision only for a second then a white cloth was slapped on my face. It blocked off my nose, mouth and eyes.

I took a deep breath and exhaled after a moment. I gulped and grabbed a tissue out of the tissue box lying on the coffee table. I blew my running nose. When I withdrew the tissue away from my nose, I found it red. Blood! I teared up all over again as I felt my heartbeats increasing at an unbelievable speed. Why is there blood in my snot? I jumped in fright when a stabbing sound echoed in the silent house. I was shaking in fear as I stumbled towards the kitchen holding my bleeding nose with the tissue to try and stop more blood from coming out but it was in vain.

He smiles smugly not catching my sarcasm and sits back in his seat. My head starts getting groggy again, and I reach up to my forehead. It is bleeding quite a bit and I did not even realize. I put my forehead against the cool glass of the window to try and get some relief as I close my eyes. A wave of pressure falls over me, and it felt like my ears popped like when you are on an airplane.

To ground myself, as well as feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness, I reached for Lucas's hand. The unfamiliar sensation of being so high up in the sky made my ears pop, and I squeezed his hand for comfort. He shot me a reassuring smile, understanding the mix of emotions churning within me. Lucas's blue eyes met mine, concern evident in his gaze. "Did your ears pop, too?" he asked, his attention shifting from the view outside the window to my face. I nodded, a small frown forming. "How do I make it go away?" He offered a reassuring smile. "Try yawning. Sometimes, chewing on a piece of gum helps."