Ear Infection

thoes are called Limp notes you need to go see a docter about that

First of all, you spelled unusual wrong and second of all I have no idea if there is an unusual medical symton or not, I mean I know someone who had vertigo and there are many wierd cancers

Actually a doctor told me that I should do pinch my nose and blow when i had a middle ear infection you can blow are hard as you want the doctor told me nothing will happen but i would still go to a doctor and ask that question i might be wrong

Depends it sound like you might have ruptured your eardrum if i were you i would have gone to the doctor a long time ago and GO NOW go to an EAR, NOSE and THROAT DOCTOR RIGHT NOW IF YOU DON'T YOU MAY LOSE ALL HEARING IN THAT EAR SO GO!

-sources-my friend lost partial hearing in one ear because he ruptured it and didnt go to doctor soon enough.

yes it can it hurts terribley and you have a bump behind your ear

Middle Ear

Some ear inffections cannot be helped and listening to music doesn't make a difference. You think little bacteria dudes float in the sound waves into your ear? No. Ear infections are picked up from the head phones, if they are dirty. However loud music can affect your hearing, as it can burst your eardrums.

An infection.

You could damage your eardrum ! THe damage is permanent and may result in loss of all or part of your hearing in that ear.

You need to consult the family physician. He may treat you or may send you to ENT specialist. Ear infection can lead to deafness and at times the infection can go to the brain covering and should not be taken lightly.

Ear wicks can help with ear infections by allowing medication to reach deeper into the ear canal and promoting drainage. They are often used when there's swelling that prevents the effective delivery of treatment. However, their effectiveness may vary depending on the specific condition and should be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional. Always consult a doctor for appropriate treatment options for ear infections.

Toddlers should be kept out of the swimming pools; water going into the ears (particularly due to the chlorine levels) can cause some pain to the child whilst the ears are infected.

There's a pocket of air sealed in the inner ear. Rapid change in temperature will result in painful change in air pressure. It can be worse if you're congested, because the eustachian tubes (which regulate the pressure) get blocked.

Retrievers tend to be prone to yeast and fungal infections in their ears. This is due to their ears being long and covering their ear canal. It creates a warm moist environment. Our vet gives us preventative drops. We put a few drops in a couple of days a week, and he does fine.

Yes, although it is rarely necessary.

A bulging ear drum might be caused by a sudden injury to the ear. This should be seen by doctor to evaluate and treat properly.

Inner ear infection symptoms include earaches, fever, nausea, dizziness, and blood coming from the ear.

that is because a patient with middle ear infection can have what is called mastoiditis, which is spread of the bacteria to the bone behind the ear. this gets inflamed and further leads in a small percentage of patients to inflammation and irritation of the vein passing by it(sigmoid vein). this can precipitate clot formation in this vein and this is called sigmoid vein thrombosis. as a result the clot might spread down to the internal jugular vien where ligation might be needed

Mastoiditis may occur due to the progression of an untreated, or undertreated, middle ear infection.

Advil, which contains ibuprofen, can help alleviate pain and reduce inflammation associated with an ear infection, but it does not treat the infection itself. Ear infections are typically caused by bacteria or viruses, so antibiotics may be necessary for bacterial infections. It's important to consult a healthcare professional for appropriate diagnosis and treatment options.

I am at the moment and all is fine

My cocker spaniel has the same problem and I do not want to put him through surgery as he has had too many for knees etc already and is only 7. I just read that people have had great success with K9 Solution which I just ordered on line and plan to use 2X a day as recommended and hopefully reverse the situation. You might type it in google and read all the comments about it. Good luck!

Yes, you can repierce your ear after it has healed from an infection, but it's important to wait until the area is fully healed and free of any irritation or sensitivity. Consulting with a professional piercer or a healthcare provider is advisable to ensure proper technique and to minimize the risk of further complications. Additionally, consider waiting several months after the infection has cleared to ensure the skin is healthy before attempting to repierce.