Saliva and hurt your ears for days. Can you heal yourself?

Saliva and sore ears can cause a variety of causes, and whether they heal depends on the origin of the problem. The common causes are as follows:

1.Upper respiratory tract infection (such as flu or neck inflammation): Inflammation in the neck can affect the Eustachian blades connecting the neck to the ear, causing pain in the ear when swallowing saliva. If this is the case, most can heal by itself in 1-2 weeks.

2. Eustachian Tube Dysfunction: caused by a blockage in the Eustachian tube, causing unbalanced pressure in the ear, which can cause pain when swallowing saliva. The condition may require treatment or anti-swelling.

3. External injury or inflammation in the chest or tonsils: When there is an injury or inflammation in the neck, it can affect the ears directly as well. If the condition has not improved in 3-5 days, you should consider consulting a doctor to determine the cause further. Especially if you have other symptoms such as high fever, headache, or accident in the area involved. Helping to take care of yourself such as drinking enough water, avoiding smoking, and resting fully can help reduce symptoms in some cases.