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How To Remove The Lump Behind Ear Causing Lack Of Hearing?

Hi I have been to see my gp over lack of hearing in my right ear, she said there is a lump behind ear drum but wasn't sure and looked unusual , I have to go back on Monday to see if any changes , its doesn't hurt , just slightly tender also my hearing has got worse and theres no infection,please could you advice me thank you adele
Thu, 5 Nov 2015
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My dear, you need to visit the Otolaryngologist, to find out the reason of the lump behind the ear drum, the lump could be a vague jugular bulb or even small cholesteatoma (skin at wrong place) which need to be investigated thoroughly and managed accordingly. Worsening of hearing could be simply because the lump is hampering transmission of sound from drum to inner ear
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How To Remove The Lump Behind Ear Causing Lack Of Hearing?

My dear, you need to visit the Otolaryngologist, to find out the reason of the lump behind the ear drum, the lump could be a vague jugular bulb or even small cholesteatoma (skin at wrong place) which need to be investigated thoroughly and managed accordingly. Worsening of hearing could be simply because the lump is hampering transmission of sound from drum to inner ear