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Doubt regarding my daughter ear
Hello, unexpectedly my daughter keep small agarbatti stick in ear and got blood from the ear ,we consult the ent specialist and he told that small hole is occured in drum and this is second day the blood is coming the ear,is this is dangerous can you tell me the precautions,please
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Yes it's curable depending upon size of perforation
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ensure you don't get cold and cough, take antihistaminic and analgesic if needed
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keep ear dry
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Traumatic Ear drum perforations (holes) often heal on their own with or without residual hearing loss.
About the bleeding- it can be due to injury to the drum as told to you, or even injury to the middle ear or the skin of the external ear canal. If bleeding is continuous, better to consult in person for proper ear examination.
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Consult for further management.
Health Tips
Keep the ear dry.
Do NOT put drops in the ear or cotton ball to pack the ear.
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Keep ear and untouched.. Don't put any ear drop.. Do physical check up to see the healing.. Most of the traumatic perforation heals spontaneously.
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