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Pus Is Coming Out From Ear. Had Masteroid Surgery
I have undergone masteroid surgery 15 years back for my right ear. Two years back once i got into the rain and i didn t take care and started getting pus and water from ear. After some medications it is gone completely. Now again the pus and water is coming out from ear and i am suffering for the last 3 months now. Can i get it cured permanently? As it appeared again after surgery i don t want to undergo the rigerous process of surgery. Could you please suggest how i can cure this? Is this curable with medicine?
Wed, 6 Apr 2011
Firstly you have to cover your ear with cotton .If you are having cold problem then try to go for medi doctor for that . For ear problem you can take step cap 2 3 times aday for 1 month.
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Hi Sunil,
You have to consult a good ENT specialist, as the ear has to be examined thoroughly and managed appropriately. If you neglect it, then there are chances of your ear landing up in complications and you can loose your hearing as well.
Regards
Dr. Naveen Kumar
You have to consult a good ENT specialist, as the ear has to be examined thoroughly and managed appropriately. If you neglect it, then there are chances of your ear landing up in complications and you can loose your hearing as well.
Regards
Dr. Naveen Kumar
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as u had undergone surgery 15 yr back-- means it was successfull
second -- right now it be a simple ear infection which could be treated by medication or it may be CSOM. now this can be confirmed only by an ENT surgeon. so consult one and ask him the exact diagnosisand prognosis.
second -- right now it be a simple ear infection which could be treated by medication or it may be CSOM. now this can be confirmed only by an ENT surgeon. so consult one and ask him the exact diagnosisand prognosis.
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