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Yellow puss is coming from ear.
Few days back from right year.now from left year puss is coming. Ear Drops we used.now puss is stopped .what may be the problem..what care we have to take.
1 mnth baby boy only...not 1 year. Wheathe
r pain is there or not we don't know.but not sleeping properly.
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Recurrent ear discharge from a baby is most likely due to a perforation in the ear drum. Don't feed the baby in a lying down position. Don't allow water to go in the ear. Antibiotics also needed.
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Use d wax ear drops 1 drop 2 nd hrly .. 6 times daily for 5 days
Syp.sinarest p 3ml.. once daily for 3 days
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Dr. Nafisa Parveen
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
18 yrs exp
Delhi
Purulent ear discharge indicates perforation in the ear drum in most of the cases.. Get an ent opinion for proper assessment.
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