Any tips on how to handle a busted ear drum?

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karissafrazier · Answer

wish to explain this?

karissafrazier · Answer

if i'd have known i'd have left u alone- does devin know?

Dolphan · Answer

I don't know how I have an busted eardrum. I went to the doctors this morning and my ear was all messed up.

Dolphan · Answer

I don't know he is prolly asleep. He been sleeping a lot recently.

karissafrazier · Answer

@ddog

karissafrazier · Answer

he needs to know

karissafrazier · Answer

he deserves to know

Dolphan · Answer

Why you baby me like this.

karissafrazier · Answer

@dolphan wrote:

Why you baby me like this.

bc i love and care abt u >:[

La1la · Answer

is it bleeding?

Dolphan · Answer

No.

La1la · Answer

ok if it starts bleeding then u should first stop or try to  the bleeding then tilt ur head whichever way the blood is coming from

La1la · Answer

then if possible go to the hospital or a clinic

0mega · Answer

simply unbust your eardrum

Dolphan · Answer

@0mega wrote:

simply unbust your eardrum

I should do that.Thank you!

0mega · Answer

0mega saves the day again

La1la · Answer

🤦🏻‍♀️

Aricuzyas · Answer

You should reverse the problem

karissafrazier · Answer

@0mega wrote:

simply unbust your eardrum

LOL

La1la · Answer

very funny but this could cause long term affects and it could be a bigger issue than it is now

Dolphan · Answer

@la1la wrote:

very funny but this could cause long term affects and it could be a bigger issue than it is now

I don't think it will be a long term affect. The doctor gave me some anti-biotics to help. I was just asking if there are any tips to help with the comfort.

La1la · Answer

@dolphan wrote:

@la1la wrote:

very funny but this could cause long term affects and it could be a bigger issue than it is now

I don't think it will be a long term affect. The doctor gave me some anti-biotics to help. I was just asking if there are any tips to help with the comfort.

well that's good

SoundwaveKun · Answer

A ruptured eardrum, also known as a tympanic membrane perforation, is a painfuI and concerning condition. lt's doubly important to seek medical attention immediately. Here are some things you can do until then: Seek medicaI attention, protect your ear, keep your ear dry, use acetaminophen or ibuprofen to aIIeviate the pain, avoid Ioud noises, use ear drops if possibIe, and get pIenty of rest in a quiet area (if at aII possibIe).

SoundwaveKun · Answer

Hope you get better! ^_^

La1la · Answer

yea

Dolphan · Answer

My doctor gave me amoxicillin, and some ear drops. So hopefully that works. Any comfort ideas? Because this is starting to hurt, really bad.

karissafrazier · Answer

@dolphan wrote:

My doctor gave me amoxicillin, and some ear drops. So hopefully that works. Any comfort ideas? Because this is starting to hurt, really bad.

listen to chan ai covers :]

SoundwaveKun · Answer

@dolphan wrote:

My doctor gave me amoxicillin, and some ear drops. So hopefully that works. Any comfort ideas? Because this is starting to hurt, really bad.

Chewing gum and using a warm compress are two really good ideas! ^_^

La1la · Answer

this might work but what I did was hold a ice pack slightly under my ear

La1la · Answer

after I put a warm water bottle where the icepack was

karissafrazier · Answer

@soundwavekun wrote:

@dolphan wrote:

My doctor gave me amoxicillin, and some ear drops. So hopefully that works. Any comfort ideas? Because this is starting to hurt, really bad.

Chewing gum and using a warm compress are two really good ideas! ^_^

actually chewing gum isn't a good idea- you'd have to move ur jaw- which will make u move ur ear- which will then bother her ear more

karissafrazier · Answer

i know from experince

La1la · Answer

@karissafrazier wrote:

@soundwavekun wrote:

@dolphan wrote:

My doctor gave me amoxicillin, and some ear drops. So hopefully that works. Any comfort ideas? Because this is starting to hurt, really bad.

Chewing gum and using a warm compress are two really good ideas! ^_^

actually chewing gum isn't a good idea- you'd have to move ur jaw- which will make u move ur ear- which will then bother her ear more

Yea that hurts bad

La1la · Answer

oh try to limit the amount of talking

La1la · Answer

It helps with the pain a lot

SoundwaveKun · Answer

@karissafrazier wrote:

@soundwavekun wrote:

@dolphan wrote:

My doctor gave me amoxicillin, and some ear drops. So hopefully that works. Any comfort ideas? Because this is starting to hurt, really bad.

Chewing gum and using a warm compress are two really good ideas! ^_^

actually chewing gum isn't a good idea- you'd have to move ur jaw- which will make u move ur ear- which will then bother her ear more

It depends on the individual person which is why I added to answers as opposed to one. Chewing gum balanced out the ear for me and enabled me to feel better along with medication and the warm compress.

La1la · Answer

which is a good thing but it may hurt worse