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Ear blackage and headache ear infection
Hi A week back water had entered into my ear causing bacterial infection. After severe pain i had visited the doctor and got ear cleaning done and he also prescribed Ear drops-Neomycin sulphate ear drops, ciplox, zerodol and Gudcef. After a day of cleaning done and medication. My pain had reduced and my ear felt lighter with no blockage.I was supposed to continue with my medication ans ear drops. However after 2 days i am feeling a blockage in my ear again and this time internally as even after stretching the ear its not unblocked. Not only that i am having headache also at the back of my head. I am not sure if its linked to ear infection but its quite persistent and started after this infection only. Also i have no cold or throat infection. Please suggest whaf should i do.
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Ear infections are quite common in this season. Especially fungal infections. They are also quite notorious. Regular cleaning of ear by specialist will help you heal faster. Keep your ears dry, do not let water enter the ear. Dry it out properly after bath.
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There may be fungal infection in the ear canal which is quiet common in rainy season. I will recommend you to visit local ENT clinic again or book online consultation for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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