The pain after pulling out the ear may be related to the damage to the wall of the external auditory canal, damage to the eardrum, otitis externa stimulation and other factors, you need to avoid pulling out the ear again, improve the otoscopy and other examinations to clarify the cause of the cause of treatment.
1. Damage to the wall of the external auditory canal: If the ear spoon is sharp, it may damage the skin of the external auditory canal, resulting in localized pain and bleeding. You need to stop ear digging immediately, keep the ear dry and clean, and use iodophor to sterilize the external ear canal to prevent infection. If the damage is mild, the pain can be relieved on its own. If the pain continues to be unrelieved or gets worse gradually, consult the hospital in time.
2. Damage to tympanic membrane: If you dig your ears too deeply, you may damage the tympanic membrane and perforate it, causing pain, bleeding and even hearing loss. The damage to the tympanic membrane needs to be clarified through otoscopic examination.
If it is a small perforation, the perforation can heal itself through anti-inflammatory, pain relief, keeping the ear dry and clean, and prohibiting drops in the ear. If the perforation is large, surgery may be needed to repair it.
3. Otitis externa stimulation: If too frequent ear digging may also damage the barrier effect of the external auditory canal itself, resulting in otitis externa, causing painful symptoms. You can follow the doctor’s instructions to use levofloxacin ear drops and other drugs to fight infection, and stop frequent digging to avoid further aggravation of the irritation.