Brief Answer:
Acoustic trauma with
ear infection.
Detailed Answer:
Hi sir ,
In my opinion, your first complaint of ringing sensation in the ear is because of acoustic trauma (damage of the hearing nerve cells because of exposure to loud noise). Here the ringing sensation l gradually reduces over time. Vasoactive drug like
betahistine can be helpful in such cases. It can be used along with multivitamins for your nerve stability if it is still troubling you. You may also consider a short course of steroids if needed. You can discuss about these medicines with your local ENT surgeon.
Popping sensation with
ear discharge may be due to ear infection. It needs antibiotics and antiinflammatory drugs. Even ruptured ear drum because of ear infection can produce ringing sensation. Therefore in my opinion, you should visit an
ENT specialist. An audiogram is to be done to check your hearing nerve status and middle ear conditions.
But before concluding I want to know if you have any previous history of ear infection, or hole in ear drum? Good you don't have any
dizziness or
vomiting.
Blocked sensation can be because of wax/ euatachian catarrh. However ear infection heads the list of possibilities. Therefore fix an appointment with your ENT.
Hope I have answered your query.
Please feel free to ask any more doubts.
You can send me the audiogram report also for the opinion.
Thanks.......
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