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For a firecracker injury to the ears, it is essential to seek immediate medical attention, especially if there is significant pain, bleeding, or hearing loss. In the meantime, avoid inserting anything into the ear canal and refrain from cleaning it. If there is swelling or pain, applying a cold compress to the outer ear can help alleviate discomfort. Always follow up with a healthcare provider for a thorough evaluation and proper treatment.
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If someone lit a firecracker and it went off right near you will your ears be ok?
no probably not... it would perforate your ear drum
Why should the nasolphyarngeal not be used if there is evidence of clear fluid coming from the nose or the ears?
This may indicate a brain injury
Why should airway not be used if there is evidence of clear fluid coming from the nose or ears?
This may indicate a brain injury
Why should nasopharyngeal airway not be used if clear fluid is coming from ears or nose?
may indicate there was an brain injury
Why should the nasopharyngeal airway not to be used if there is evidence of clear fluid from the nose or ears?
This may indicate a brain injury
Why should naspharyngeal airway not be used if there is evidence of clear fluid coming from the nose or ears?
This may indicate a brain injury
Why should the nasophyarngeal airway not be used if there is evidence of clear fluid coming from the nose or the ears?
this may indicate a brain injury
Why should the nasopharyngeal airway not be used if there us evidence of clear fluid from the nose or ears?
This may indicate a brain injury
Why should the naso pharyngeal airway not be used if there is evidence of clear fluid coming from the nose or ears?
This may indicate a brain injury.
Why should the nasopharyngeal airway not be used if there's evidence of clear fluid coming from the nose or ears?
this may indicate a brain injury
How can hairy ears be treated?
by having a shower and shaving
How many patients treated for protruding ears have a family history of the condition?
There are no exact statistics on the incidence of protruding ears in the general population, although about 8% of patients treated for this deformity have a family history of it.
