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Ear surgery (tympanoplasty) is often required when the eardrum has a hole or perforation that doesn’t heal naturally.
If you experience any of the following symptoms, you may need surgery:
Ignoring these signs can lead to long-term hearing problems or more serious complications.
When the eardrum is perforated, it can cause:
Yes, sometimes it can.
If the hole is small and caused by a mild infection or injury, it may heal naturally within 4–6 weeks — but only if proper care is taken.
Precautions you should follow:
These steps help prevent infection and support healing.
Neglecting chronic ear infections can lead to serious health risks:
There are two main methods used by ENT specialists:
Performed under a microscope through a small cut behind the ear.
Performed through the ear canal using an endoscope — no visible external cuts.
In both cases, a small piece of tissue is taken from above the ear to patch the hole.
The incision heals naturally, and once the hair grows, the mark becomes invisible.
For small perforations, no external incision is needed at all.
Ear surgery is a safe, effective, and modern way to restore hearing and stop chronic ear infections.
If you experience constant ear discharge, bad smell, or hearing loss, consult an ENT specialist immediately.
Early treatment can protect your hearing and prevent serious complications.
Book an appointment with a certified ENT specialist today to discuss your ear health and treatment options.
Dr. Tareq Mohammad, MBBS, FCPS (ENT – Head & Neck Surgery), Assistant Professor at Popular Medical College Hospital, providing advanced ENT care with compassion and expertise.
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