An apparatus and method for treating symptoms associated with headaches. The apparatus may comprise a bulb, tube, and ear adapter, wherein the tube connects the bulb, in a substantially airtight manner, to the ear adapter. The ear adapter has a passage for gas, e.g., air, to flow from the tube and into an ear. The bulb may be flexible so that the it can be squeezed. Symptoms associated with headaches may be treated by engaging the ear adapter with the ear and performing a series of squeezes and releases with the bulb.
