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Ringing In Ears, Bloody Q Tip, Fluid Moving In The Ear After Being At The Blast Site. Treatment?

when i was in an explosion in combat (afgan) i later had blood coming out of my ears...I wasn t actually in the hum v when it exploded but very close. they told me it was a mild concussion but that was 2 years ago...when i left the service i had this ringing in my ears and it hasn t stopped but the bloody q tip started again and i hear fluid in my ear moving around should i be concerned?
posted on Sun, 25 Nov 2012
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Hi,
I have gone through your query.
You should consult the ENT specialist because it is suggestive of the ear drum perforation.

I personally advised to prevent putting ear bud, water and oil in the ear.

Go for pure tone audiometry and X ray mastoid for better diagnosis and management.

If you have any doubt, I will be available for your query.

Wish you good health

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Ringing In Ears, Bloody Q Tip, Fluid Moving In The Ear After Being At The Blast Site. Treatment?

Hi, I have gone through your query. You should consult the ENT specialist because it is suggestive of the ear drum perforation. I personally advised to prevent putting ear bud, water and oil in the ear. Go for pure tone audiometry and X ray mastoid for better diagnosis and management. If you have any doubt, I will be available for your query. Wish you good health