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Hello Respected Dr. I was boxing with my friends for the first time and accidentally one of my friends punch strongly landed exactly on my right ear l was not able to hear any sound through my right ear. I had a lot of pain in my right ear the night I tried to sleep but wasn't able to, the next day the pain diminishes and I start hearing sound in my affected ear but it was very low compared to my left healthy ear so as I my ear was healing I thought l do not need to visit a doctor for this case. But after 4 days the sound quality remains low and is not improving. I blew out air by pinching my nose and I noticed that the air passed out from my right affected ear whereas the air got blocked in my left healthy ear. Please help. Thank you.
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Get a hearing test done as soon as possible
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You might be having traumatic perforation of the tympanic membrane. Usually it closes spontaneously within few weeks but you have to keep you ear dry and don't use any ear buds.
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