Perforated Eardrum Health Feed

Hello, perforation in ear drum if it is with dry ear and without hearing loss may not need treatment. But progressive hearing loss and recurrent ear infection do need surgery.

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ear drum rupture which is secondary to trauma or which is secondary to cough and cold has a greater probability of curing by medicine.
While ear drum perforation due to long term ear discharge has less probability of closing by medication in such cases you have to take medication to make ear infection free and then ho for surgery

If it is a perforation with peritonitis, it is a surgical emergency and should be immediately operated. Follow the advice and treatment of surgeon.

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Sub total perforation can b repaired by surgery (tympanoplasty) But at 68 years of age if perforation is not troubling him much ie ear discharge, it can left as such and hearing can b improved by hearing aid.

There are several reasons for your this medical condition. If you have undergone any investigations, try sending them. Also tell details of medicines that you have taken.

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Chances of recurrence are minimal, We have to know the cause of perforation then life style changes can be advised.

Hello, A 40 dB loss with perforation indicates mild conductive hearing loss which is due to perforation of ear drum. It is not a major issue but you can miss out conversation if you are working it might cause a lot of difficulty. Thus get it treated from and ENT either by medicene or surgery. And evaluate your hearing by a qualified audiologist nearby. Regards.

Hi. You appear to to have chronic suppurative otitis media causing pus discharge from the ear. If the ear drum is having perforation (hole), usually surgical repair is required. Clinical examination by an ENT physician will help to ascertain whether surgery is required or not. Thanks.