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Having Hearing Loss, Leaking In Ear After Using A Cotton Ear Bud. No Help With Eardrops. Suggestions?

dear doctor,my name is khalid aged 35,61kg i have a question about my right ear,a few weeks ago my ear itching so i use a cotton stick but since that time i think i push the wax into my drum,i use a drop but it doesnt help a two week later my doctor wash it with hot water and gave a drop bot nothing changed after two weeks my hear improved but there still water pomping behind my ear drum and leaking each night when i was sleeping please help to drain my ear!!! thanx
Fri, 25 Jan 2013
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I am Dr Ravinder Sharma ENT surgeon
On the basis of the information provided it appears you have impacted wax. Impacted wax can cause problem at times. Treatment involves instilling wax softners for few days and then syringing by a competant person. If it is not working then you may require wax suction/removal under microscope. I would suggest you to consult a ENT surgeon.
I hope this answers your concern. feel free to contact me if you require more information about it

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Ravinder Sharma
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Having Hearing Loss, Leaking In Ear After Using A Cotton Ear Bud. No Help With Eardrops. Suggestions?

Hello I am Dr Ravinder Sharma ENT surgeon On the basis of the information provided it appears you have impacted wax. Impacted wax can cause problem at times. Treatment involves instilling wax softners for few days and then syringing by a competant person. If it is not working then you may require wax suction/removal under microscope. I would suggest you to consult a ENT surgeon. I hope this answers your concern. feel free to contact me if you require more information about it with regards Ravinder Sharma