Streptococcus Ear infection

Streptococcus Ear infection

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Thundersports

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695 posts

160 months

Monday 12th February 2024
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Square Leg

15,397 posts

204 months

Monday 12th February 2024
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Essentially, keep the inner / middle ear dry.
Use cotton wool and a smear of Vaseline on the outside as a barrier when showering.

Thundersports

Original Poster:

695 posts

160 months

Monday 12th February 2024
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Square Leg said:
Essentially, keep the inner / middle ear dry.
Use cotton wool and a smear of Vaseline on the outside as a barrier when showering.
Thanks will do it's discharging anyway which helps as a barrier.

Bomberharris

338 posts

160 months

Monday 12th February 2024
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A very good place in Farnham common called help in hearing helped me

Main woman just retired but they know their stuff

Square Leg

15,397 posts

204 months

Monday 12th February 2024
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You have my sympathies- ear infections can become right nasty little buggers if not dealt with correctly.
It’s taken around 38 years to be finally free of mine….(well, sort of free - remnants remain)

Thundersports

Original Poster:

695 posts

160 months

Tuesday 13th February 2024
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Square Leg said:
You have my sympathies- ear infections can become right nasty little buggers if not dealt with correctly.
It’s taken around 38 years to be finally free of mine….(well, sort of free - remnants remain)
They're an absolute pain I have an added complication of perforated ear drums thanks to 35 odd years around DFVs and Judd V10s etc...

Square Leg

15,397 posts

204 months

Friday 23rd February 2024
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Thundersports said:
Square Leg said:
You have my sympathies- ear infections can become right nasty little buggers if not dealt with correctly.
It’s taken around 38 years to be finally free of mine….(well, sort of free - remnants remain)
I'm now been recommended a CT scan so we'll see what that throws up. (Wish I hadn't googled reasons for having it done on the ear).
Hopefully it’ll be a minor issue!
Mine was primarily a mastoid infection that wouldn’t go away even after many ops.
12 operations later (and no bones left) it’s finally calmed down but not without its issues (tinnitus mainly).
However, mine was severe and the surgeon that I originally saw wasn’t great - and technology has moved on massively

Good luck!.

Thundersports

Original Poster:

695 posts

160 months

Wednesday 13th March 2024
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Square Leg said:
Hopefully it’ll be a minor issue!
Mine was primarily a mastoid infection that wouldn’t go away even after many ops.
12 operations later (and no bones left) it’s finally calmed down but not without its issues (tinnitus mainly).
However, mine was severe and the surgeon that I originally saw wasn’t great - and technology has moved on massively

Good luck!.
Hi may I PM you?

Square Leg

15,397 posts

204 months

Wednesday 13th March 2024
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Thundersports said:
Hi may I PM you?
Yes of course.