Bleeding from ear
The most common cause of ear-bleeding is ruptured or perforated eardrum. Although there are other possible causes or it may be combined discharge of pus, wax, fluid, and blood.
A tear up in the eardrum is one of the most common causes of bleeding from the ear. It can occur with a foreign body piercing the eardrum, loud sounds, infections and sudden changes in air pressure which could be caused by an open hand slap. However, a perforated eardrum may not always present with bleeding from the ear.
Common complications of other ear-bleeding causes include:
- Changes to language perception
- Permanent hearing loss
- Permanent ringing in the ear
- Permanent cognitive difficulties
- Frequent headaches
- Frequent vertigo
- Balance problems
Treatment for this condition will depend upon the actual sign and symptoms, A consultant will provide the treatment based on the sign and symptoms.
