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Muffed sound after slap in left ear
Hi, 17M, 2 days ago i was slapped resulting in loud noise "eeeeeeee" sound and slow hearing which fades after some seconds. But it's been 2 days I feel like as compared to my right ear, left ear have been clogged and muffed sound. It is temporary or permanent effect? Is it a symptom of hearing loss??
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Kindly consult an ENT specialist in person.
There are chances of tumpanic membrane perforation.
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Due to slap their is chances of tympanic membrane perforation which leads to hearing loss
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Take physical consultation with ENT doctor to examine ur ear
And get Pure tone audiometry test done for hearing
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Keep ear dry don’t put any thing in ear like. Oil orear drop
Put cotton in ear while bathing
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Physical examination of ear is needed.
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Need to do physical examination and pure tone audiometry.
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Dr. Shradha Chandra
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Bareilly
Get otoscopic check up done ... Might b traumatic perforation is dere
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Dr. Chirag Yashlaha
Head and Neck Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Indore
Endoscopy
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