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Eardrum perforation
I had a history of tinnitus since past 3-4 months, recently i was on a course on zyrtec and Absolut 3g which improved my tinnitus by 70%. But after leaving the course i feel it is cominbt back slowly, i suspect there's a ruptured eardrum, since when I blow my nose, 50% of the time, Air goes out of the ear whereas in my right ear nothing happens.
Also when i press near my cheekbone a squeaking sound comes up..
is air coming out of ear this many times indicate a rupture? Morning time when I put finger in ear little bit water type thing is present.
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U need to have your ear checked out. From whatever you have told you seem to have an ear drum perforation. Right now don't do anything. Just make sure that u keep your left ear dry. If discharge is coming plz consult.
After this corona issue gets resolved meet an ENT and do some evaluation
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Keep ur ear dry
Don't blow nose
Get a ent consultation
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