I went to the doctor and he said i had a bad ear infection and theres blood and puss behind the ear drum what?
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There's the presence of harmful microorganisms which gain entry to your ear or maybe in your respiratory system. As our body's defense against this bacteria, our white blood cells, monocytes, lymphocytes as our second line of defense tries to kill and engulf those pathogens by secreting lysozymes ( enzymes which are toxic to these pathogens that cause the infection). \n\nAs these monocytes engulf those bacteria and secreting lysozymes, they eventually die which creates the pus in the site of infection. \n\nThe mononuclear phagocytic system of our body will then stimulate the production of monocytes and bring them to the area of infection to clear up the area for wound healing. \n\nThe mess or trash created as they clean is the pus.\n\nIn your case, the pus and the blood is situated at the back of your eardrum. These blood and pus are the exudates formed after infection. They may contain the bacteria that were killed by our White blood cells and the dead WBC during the fight of these WBC with those pathogens.\n\nIf our respiratory system will be in severe infection. There is a great possibility that the bacteria will spread upto the ears. There's a connection between our ears with our oral cavity as well as the upper respiratory passages. These tube is called Eustachian Tube.  \n\nThere's also a possibility that the infection in your ears will spread to your respiratory system through the Eustachian tube.\n\nTreat this immediately to avoid hearing loss. Your middle ear was unable to drain the pus that accumulate in your inner ear.\n\nBetter ask the Doctor for further information and follow his prescription immediately to delay the spread of the bacteria and to cure the infection...:)
992391
Gonna have to go to the doc for this one, Hon.  It could be a couple of things.  Maybe, an inner ear infection.  And you would need antibiotics.
416369
the reason your ears rang when you shot the gun was maybe you had a ear infection
584956
that is one thing you cannot do,i know i had it bad,to the point a doctor told me i had a brain tumor.when what i thought was causing the problem,was the problem.i had dizziness so bad i would vomit like crazy.anyway go see a ear,nose&throat doctor.let him/her check your ears out.if you have a hole in your ear drum,with fluid back behind it, that will cause it ,a big cause of dizzeness,vertigo is something is wrong with the inner ear.the inner ear has small tubes in them that contains fluid in them,we are born with it.thats where we get our balance from.when something bothers it,like infection,it causes vertigo.
216131
not usually, unless you don't treat it.  It's just an ear infection, don't worry!!
1051111
If you hit the eardrum, which it sounds like you might have, it shouldn't be a huge deal. I've done it a million times as a kid. Once in a watergun fight, my friend shot the watergun directly into my ear and I ruptured it that way. I still hear fine. It will normally heal on it's own. The problem however, is infection. Because your ears are naturally bacteria ridden (no matter who you are) and there is only one usual way out, everything will kind of sit next to your eardrum, which is fine, unless your ear drum is ruptured. If it is punctured everything will flow behind your ear drum and gunk it up back there. If the pain gets any worse, or if you get dizzy (any kind of inner ear disturbance will throw off your equilibrium) you should see a doctor immediately. Also, if the pain continues, go see a doctor anyways. Peace of mind is never a bad thing.
208983
Sounds like some kind of allergic reaction or rash, I would go see a doctor.
318090
it seems you got infected.you better see your doctor
249423
My daughter had the same thing happen at the age of 6.  She woke in the middle of the night crying and said her ear hurt, I put her back in bed and in the morning she had blood coming from her ear.  I felt horrible.  The doctor said that she must have had an ear infection but was not complaining until it was ready to burst.  The cause was believed to be water in the ear from the shower which caused bacteria to grow very fast.  Kids sometimes don't complain much until it is really bad.  After this we had to use ear plugs when she swam or showered.  Also we used a product made for swimmers ear which helps dry the ear out.  She is now twenty and still has problems with the same ear.
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Hi There, I'm not a doctor so I can't diagnose, I can suggest a few things though.  Has your doctor ran blood tests to rule out thyroid, anemia, infections, etc?  How has your blood pressure been?  Do you take any medicines? There are so many things that can cause those symptoms, so I'd say rule out anything they can with blood work, watch your blood pressure, get a chest and sinus xray, and get your ears checked out, heart tests, and if none of that shows anything, maybe allergy tests.  If all those are negative, it could be stress, or something like fibromyalgia.  They really need to do more of a evaluation on you.  Have you been exposed to anything last October maybe at school?  paint fumes? any building remodeling?
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You probably have fluid behind your eardrum.  You may have just a cold or you may have an infection.  A doctor or ENT can look in your ears and tell you if you need to take a decongestant or not.  Try pinching your nose closed and blowing or swallowing, it can sometimes clear your ears.
86113
Ear infection. See your doctor asap.
396753
if you have problems like this you better consult a physician specializing in EENT and could give you antibiotics for the allergies and for sure the doctor will clean your ears there might be wax inside your ear that causes you a hearing difficulty. once the fax is flashed you hearing will now be alright.
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I had that happen and the med tech packed it with gauze until I was able to get into the doctor. They told me NOT to introduce anything into it - no peroxide or anything but wait to be seen. The specialist told me that the secretions in your ears naturally kill bacteria and you don;t want to mess with throwing off the balance by killing it with alcohol or peroxide.\n\nI remember it hurt like the dickens...I had a concussion on top of it and vertigo...hope you have some good pain killers and a soft heating pad! Be well!
99379
It probably a nother infection Go back to the doctor
456511
You need to see a doctor. If you leave an ear infection untreated the eardrum could rupture. This is very painful, and the scarring will contribute to hearing loss. You could have a sinus infection or allergies as well.
257966
Yes!  Go see your Doctor!  Sounds like a REALLY bad sinus infection.