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Ruptured Eardrum
If an hole in the eardrum self treated or need surgery and what time it will take to correct it, visited Ent specialist he said it will correct automatically
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Keep ear dry and. Take antibiotic course
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Ul be fine
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There are different chances. Perforations after trauma, dry ones, in young, non smoker , without other diseases, and which are recent have high chances to heal spontaneously
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If u hav trauma by itself or due to some infection it has occur
Wait fr 4 week
Keep ear dry
And do hearing test pta
Take multivitamin od
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If it's a small hole or a hole caused due to trauma, it may heal on its own over a period of a 4-6 weeks. Precautions should be taken to keep the ear dry and take medicines as prescribed.
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Dr. Saiyad Saif Naziruddin
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Raichur
If it is due to trauma and according to the size of perforation it is,,keep the ear dry and continue multivitamins
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