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Hole in both ears,
Right ear 70% hole, left ear 30% hole since 20 years, as told in a hospital@ Bidar . Now she's suffering cold , pain in both ears. Only 50% hearing in right ear....can I get treatment to permanently solution .
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dear this has to repaired by surgery , as much you delay , that much loss will be there
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avoid water entry into ear and avoid ear cleaning ,and avoid nose blowing
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Otologist/ Neurotologist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Perforations in both ears is invariably due to nose and sinus infections progressing backwards via throat and eustachian tubes onto middle ear. That needs to be confirmed by a non-contrast CT scan of your paranasal sinuses(including both mastoids) in direct coronal view, 1mm cuts. Once the nasal disease is treated, ears will stop discharging and after 3 months one ear can be operated upon and ear drum be grafted. Subsequently after another 3 months, second ear can also be taken up for surgery.
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Dr. Vinay S Bhat
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
She seems to be suffering from exacerbation of chronic middle ear infection. Right now she requires antibiotic tablets and drops with pain killers for a week to reduce infections. Once ear becomes dry she needs to undergo tympanoplasty surgery for permanent cure from discharge and improvement in hearing
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