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Health knowledge made personal
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I found this link on perforated eardrums.
From what I read there, you need to get to a doctor as soon as possible. I wish I could tell you more. Good luck.
it looks like hearing aid salesmen (or women ) are cruising this site. that link she gave you was a not too cleverly disguised sales pitch. that's why we need universal, free health care - health is one area saless people should not be allowed in. Anyway, i have had a lot of ear problems myself. Clogged Eustachian tube, ear drum pressure, ear infection, bursed ear drum - in that order, then cycling back. Conventional doctors have tried antibiotics, antihistimines, prescription ear drops and steroid sinus spray nasonex etc. THEY ALL MADE IT WORSE. Dont even go there. they will lie to you and say those treatments work but statistically they dont any more than leaving it alone. I am having much better luck with a few other techniques: nasel rinse with saline 2. yoga, yes yoga and combined with saline rinse- for instance back rocking and back rolls, even head stands. 3. visualize it clearing- this sounds crazy but I visualize little gnomes and elves in my ear canal cleaning it out- i am sure you can hire any creature you like to do the job! 4. diet and water: drink excessive amounts of water, stop all dairy and wheat. eat lots of veggies and pray to whatever entity you believe in!
-Paul
Hi Paul:
I am the owner of www.hearingaidscentral.com. We sell hearing aids. But we also provide some of the best information on how the ear works and diseases and disorders of the ear. This is our gift back to the Internet community for those who are are looking for information on diseases, disorders, and general information on the ear. Because of the quality of our content, Google considers us an authoritative site. Just search for any disease or disorder or anything related to the ear and we are probably in the first 1-3 positions. We don't advertise these pages or pay Google or Yahoo any money to encourage people to visit these medical pages.
I don't know who Tiffani is, but she is correct in referring lilmomma to our site for good, quality information on a burst eardrum.
We never attempt to sell hearing aids on any of our medical content sites or pages. The only thing one will see regards to hearing aids is the common header image that displays on all pages - hearing aids and medical content.
Please don't assume that because a web site is in the business of selling something, that they don't offer other content that is reliable and authoritative.
Sincerely
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Posted by lilmomma26
I was cleaning out my ear because i couldn't hear very well. My brother told me to use peroxide in my ear, i did that and i went to clean it out with a Q-tip and i heard a pop and i couldn't hear nothing. It was alot of pain and i still can't hear and it's very painful. I looked in my mouth and used a flashlight and looked in the back of my throat and there is a white hard circle with a brown tint around it. I think if i am right were the eardrum fell in the eustachian tube. I don't have any health ins. and can't afford to go to the doctor. Is it going to get better or is this going to need a doctor to check it out. I can't really eat or open my mouth very wide it hurts all down my ear and on the outside. Please help