Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Don't blow your nose too hard, make sure that you can keep an air passage (like, don't pinch your nose). If you DO pop your ears, try to make a deep yawn a couple of times and bite down really hard on something like a bagel. Source(s): ââeena; âÏve.ating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Don't blow your nose too hard, make sure that you can keep an air passage (like, don't pinch your nose). If you DO pop your ears, try to make a deep yawn a couple of times and bite down really hard on something like a bagel. Source(s): ââeena; âÏve.
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