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Can Ringing, Blockage, And Hearing Loss In Both Ears Be Treated With Medication?

Sir, my ear is a sound on stathiscop (BP machin) when in my both ear my friends tuching loudly, some sounds in my right ear, but slowly ringing in my ear, block, and found tu be hearing loss,in ( test) human voice is not clear hear, any medicine sir pleas help me my age is 28
Tue, 2 Apr 2024
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Hello,

Ringing in the ears, blockage sensation and hearing loss occur commonly due to impacted wax in your eustachian tube, ear infection (AOM / SOM, etc.), loud noise, trauma to ear, eardrum rupture (partial / complete), etc. Get clinically examined by an ENT, if impacted wax is diagnosed; ear wash will be done in the OPD by the ENT. You will hear better. Do not try doing it yourself, you will make symptoms get worse.

Bacterial infection if detected will be treated with a course of antibiotics, analgesics, etc. Avoid swimming and protect your ears while bathing. Partial or complete rupture of the ear drum is commonly treated with medicines. If the symptoms continue despite treatment, then the treating ENT may recommend surgery. It is difficult to reverse complete hearing loss, but surgery can improve hearing. Devices like hearing aids can reduce hearing loss. Get treated at the earliest.

Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
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Can Ringing, Blockage, And Hearing Loss In Both Ears Be Treated With Medication?

Hello, Ringing in the ears, blockage sensation and hearing loss occur commonly due to impacted wax in your eustachian tube, ear infection (AOM / SOM, etc.), loud noise, trauma to ear, eardrum rupture (partial / complete), etc. Get clinically examined by an ENT, if impacted wax is diagnosed; ear wash will be done in the OPD by the ENT. You will hear better. Do not try doing it yourself, you will make symptoms get worse. Bacterial infection if detected will be treated with a course of antibiotics, analgesics, etc. Avoid swimming and protect your ears while bathing. Partial or complete rupture of the ear drum is commonly treated with medicines. If the symptoms continue despite treatment, then the treating ENT may recommend surgery. It is difficult to reverse complete hearing loss, but surgery can improve hearing. Devices like hearing aids can reduce hearing loss. Get treated at the earliest. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician