Ear Pain Questions

No dignified doctor will insult their patients and what happened in your case is not clear and the doctor has to give an explanation.

You have caused an abrasion inside the ear canal and if the cotton bud was pushed too far inside it might have caused injury to the tympanic membrane and if the pain is still present after 2 days you need to see an ent doctor.

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Otitis externa is a common ear infection also known as swimmer's ear. It develops in the ear canal leading to the eardrum. In some cases, otitis externa can spread to surrounding tissue, including the bones of the jaw and face.
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Perhaps you are suffering from acute ear infection .acute otitis media with a perforation in your ear drum since liquid discharge is coming out from your ear.
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It is advisable to take after the infection subsides. Once you complete the course for acute tonsillitis then go for the dose.

Putting oil in the ear is only suggested if any insect enters the ear. Leaving oil in can increase infections, if any. Ear pain suggests an infection in your case. Depending whether you have associated fever and cold or not, a proper diagnosis can be obtained in your case. It is advisable to visit the nearest ent specialist to get it physically tested before it can do any damage.

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Slap injuries (“cuffing the ears”) can also cause rupture of the ear drum. Most people only complain of having a blocked feeling in the ear with a hearing loss. Occasionally severe dizziness is experienced. When looking at the ear drum there may be greenish or bloody drainage from the hole in the drum.
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1. No need to worry, you just have an infection 2. Since skin on ear is tightly atached to cartilage below, even small amount of inflammation can be extremely painful. 3. One course of antibiotics and painkillers will relieve you of pain.

1. You have eustachian tube dysfunction .(any history of hearing loss, ringing sensation, loss of balance/vertigo=could be acoustic neuroma) 2. Did you used to have recurrent cold/history of allergic rhinitis? Any h/o recent air travel?
3.anyways, I would recommend you to get ear looked at through otoscope to rule out any fluid build up in middle ear.

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A ruptured eardrum can be the result of pressure caused by fluid buildup in the middle ear, often from an infection. It can also result from ear injury or trauma from a foreign body. As a result, you may notice fluid or pus draining from the ear.
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