Everything sounds louder after I yawn?
Answers: When you swallow or yawn, a combination of the appointments of muscles in your throat, mouth inflict the Eustachian Tubes (one for each ear) that connect the Pharynx and the cavity contained by the middle ear. The result is, essentially, a bubble of air pressure that have built up over time (as to how and why this happens, possibly someone else could elaborate) gets released, and you can hear better. The same point is in effect when you procure on a small airplane that is unpressurized...it make your ears hurt, trust me. They say chewing gum during such flights is nifty, but it never helped me.
Maybe your ears are popping when you yawn...
If this is occurring continually, maybe you should run to see your family dr.
You might own wax build up in your ears. When you yawn the wax moves cause you to be able to hear better.
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