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An ear infection is when bacteria or viruses cause swelling, fluid, or pain in the ear. It can affect different parts of the ear—outer, middle, or inner. Most ear infections are short-term, but some can become chronic or lead to complications if not treated.
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There are three main types of ear infections, depending on which part of the ear is affected.
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Irritability, loss of appetite, and difficulty sleeping (in children). These symptoms can be indicators of an ear infection in younger children who may not be able to express their discomfort verbally.
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In rare cases, fluid from the ear may be tested. If the infection is severe or doesn't respond to treatment, the doctor might take a sample of fluid from the middle ear to test for bacteria or fungus. This helps determine the specific cause of the infection and guide treatment.
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Most ear infections clear up within a week or two. SCI hospitals offer comprehensive care to help you recover comfortably. If your symptoms last longer or worsen, schedule a follow-up appointment at SCI. We can adjust your treatment plan as needed.
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Protect your ears during recovery. Avoid putting anything in your ears, including cotton swabs. Also, try not to blow your nose too hard. This can worsen ear pressure and discomfort. If you have any concerns, contact SCI Hospitals for guidance.
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It's best to avoid swimming until your ear infection is completely healed. This helps prevent further irritation or infection. The experts at SCI Hospitals can advise you when it's safe to swim again based on your individual recovery. Schedule a consultation for personalised advice.
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Over-the-counter pain relievers can help manage ear pain. A warm compress against your ear may also provide comfort. If pain persists, contact SCI Hospitals. We can explore additional pain management options tailored to your needs. Don't hesitate to call or book an appointment online.
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Dr. Manish Gupta is a highly respected and experienced ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist with a remarkable career spanning over two decades. With a strong medical foundation, he has developed a deep understanding of the complexities of ear, nose, and throat disorders, allowing him to provide expert diagnosis and treatment. His patients appreciate his compassionate approach to care, centred around empathy, compassion, and a commitment to excellence.
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I was dealing with constant ear pain and muffled hearing due to fluid buildup in my ears. The doctors at SCI Hospital performed a tympanoplasty to repair my eardrum. The surgery went smoothly, and within two weeks, my hearing improved drastically.
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