Hi doctor,
Before five years, I had a left eardrum rupture and transparent watery pus discharge. It turned pale after some time. I tried an ayurvedic ear drop to treat pus discharge. Then, the pus discharge stopped, but there was some itching inside the ear. After 5 years, I was diagnosed to have CSOM in my left ear. I feel some hearing problem in the left ear. Though pus did not come again, the rupture has now gone large. Also, a few days ago, I felt severe dizziness that I could not move on my own. Dizziness occurred on moving head up or down, on getting up and during walking. Dizziness continued for the whole day and even that night I could not sleep. I took Vertin 16 mg to stop the dizziness.
Hi,
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- You are having CSOM (chronic suppurative otitis media), but dizziness in CSOM means complications are arising.
- This seems to be an unsafe type. The best management would be to go for surgery once dizziness settles.
- You should get a CT scan of the temporal bone to see the grade of disease.
- For now, you can take an antibiotic orally and try antibiotic ear drops. If you feel dizzy on putting drops, then please stop.
- I suggest Stemetil (Prochlorperazine) for dizziness. Kindly follow up with your audiometry and CT reports.
Revert back with the reports to an ENT otolaryngologist online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/ENT-Otolaryngologist
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