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Hearing problem,air is coming out of ear

2019-08-05 13:50:39
My friend slapped on my left ear. After that I'm not able to hear like the right ear. While doing bathing some water went into ear. Then I got seviere pain inside. And when I pushed air by closing  my nose and mouth I can hear air coming out of my left ear. What should I do now.
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There is a chance you have developed a perforation (hole) in your ear drum. Secondary exposure or entry of water into the ear can cause infection and thereby discharge. Please consult an ENT specialist asap to get the problem diagnosed and take adequate measures.

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