Dr. K.K. Karade

Please get your blood sugar and haemoglobin checked. Its because, during decrease in blood sugar as well as haemoglobin, this happens. Take care. :)

An eardrum rupture is a small hole or tear in your eardrum, or tympanic membrane. Ear infections, pressure changes, and injury are common causes of eardrum ruptures. A ruptured eardrum often heals without any invasive treatment but if its not healing other treatment options are used which includes 1) Patching-it involves placing a medicated paper patch over the tear in the membrane. The patch encourages the membrane to grow back together. 2) Antibiotics-It can clear up infections that might have led to your eardrum rupture. They also protect you from developing new infections from the perforation. Prescribtion of oral antibiotics or medicated eardrops are required. 3) Surgery-surgery may be required to patch the hole in the eardrum. A surgical repair of a perforated eardrum is called tympanoplasty. During tympanoplasty, your surgeon takes tissue from another area of your body and grafts it onto the hole in your eardrum.

Hi Hello  Regular cold may be due to Allergies or due to decreased immunity repeated episodes of viral infection.. *Steam inhalation  twice a day. *Have fruits 5 portions  every day  *A course of vitamin B complex and vitamin C to improve  immunity. *To avoid allergic stimuli like dust, pollens. *Steroid nasal  sprays may be needed for a prolonged duration. Did you have a nasal endoscopy or CT PNS done. If not you can do it. If you already have the reports, share them so that I can help you better.

Vertigo chakkar aane aur santulan khone ke anubhuti ko kahte hain. Iska mukhya kaaran aantrik kaan men sthit vestibular granthi mein kriyadosh hota hai. Is granthi mein 3 ardhchandraakaar naliyan hotee hain jinme taral padarth bharaa hota hai. Gardan ghumaane se yaa jhukaane se is taral padaarth ke stur mein parivartan hotaa hai jisase humein apnee sthiti kaa gyaan hota hai aur hum apna santulan banaaye rakh sakte hain. Kabhi kabhi is taral padaarth mein jo calcium ke chhote chhote kann hote hain we mukhya granthi ko chhodkar naliyon mein chale jaate hain jisase gardan ghumaane yaa jhukaane se khaaskar sokar uthate ya baithkar khadey hote samay achaanak sab ghoomtaa hua anubhav hota hai aur gir padenge aesaa lagta hai. Isko theek karne ke liye gardan kaa ek vishisht vyayaam karnaa hotaa hai tatha kuchh dawaaiyaan bhi leni hotee hain.

Hi. It looks like the throat infection has spread to the ears. Try to keep ear dry and use antibiotic ear drops. She may need a ent check for the status of her ear drum and hearing.

lybrate-user X ray is not a good tool to comment on sinus status. You should get CT scan of nose and paranasal sinus. Other than sinusitis there are many other nasal diseases which can cause one sided nasal bleeding. So you should also undergo nasal endoscopy to detect it from a good ENT expert.

Don't clean your ears very frequently because its a natural phenomenon to have wax in a ear, which protects your ear from dust, infections and naturally also from dryness. Its a natural lubricant for your ear which you clean up frequently. Don't clean your ears by yourself, consult an ent for that. He will advice you what should you do for your ear dryness and when should you clean your ears and should do it yourself or not if yes then how.

Anatomical structures are more diverse in the mouth than in any other region. The human face begins to form during the 4th week of embryonic development. By the 6th week the external face is completed.  Between the 6th and 8th weeks the development of the palate subdivides nasal and oral cavities.  This development continues into the 12th week with completion of the soft palate. 3. DEVELOPMENT OF FACE • Face develops from 3 prominences that surround the stomatodeum 1. One frontonasal process 2. Right and Left maxillary processes (from first pharyngeal arch) • 3- Right& left Mandibular processes (from the first pharyngeal arch). •N. B. Stomodeum is a depression bounded cranially by a bulging produced by the brain and caudally by a bulging produced by the pericardial cavity. * From each side of lower part of frontonasal process two mesodermal processes appear called medial& lateral nasal processes (they will give the nasal cavities in the future. 4. Maxillary process DEVELOPMENT OF FACE Mandibular process Mandibular process Maxillary process Fronto-Nasal process.

Hello lybrate-user, the drugs that you have mentioned are prescribed to prevent your blood from clotting. The psychological symptoms that is the panic attacks as well as feeling of ‘something bad is going to happen’ need urgent attention by a psychiatrist. You should inform your family members who you live with and/or your friends or neighbors and go to the nearest possible hospital. You should also inform the doctors who are treating you about these symptoms.

Please visit an ENT instead of examining your Throat in the mirror! If necessary they might want to get a CT neck with contrast done.