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Ear hole in left side
I have a hole in my left ear. I have consulted with two docter. One docter said, you have to go with surgery. Another docter said I will do patch. I am confused and disturbed. Please suggest me how to recover hole.
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Tympanic membrane rupture or hole is a sequelae of chronic otitis media or chronic middle ear infection. It can also be due to injury.
Since how long have you been suffering from this condition. Do you also have ear discharge?
Most cases require surgery which is safe. However some cases may be helped with Homoeopathy.
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I understand your concern, how there is hole in ear, if tympanic membrane is rupture you need to address it soon to ENT. Take care
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Take Homeopathic treatment.
Avoid surgery.
There are risks in surgery
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If ear drum perforated so. Only surgical stitch to resolve...So consult nearest ENT
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