by Mark Richardson | May 19, 2022 | Ear
Depending on the size of grommets used, surface swimming is permitted. I do recommend however that a cap be worn but no plugs are necessary. The opening of the commonly used grommet is only just over a millimetre and it is unlikely for the water to be propelled...
by Mark Richardson | Apr 26, 2022 | Ear
Changing sports is often not an option. Earplugs, (which may be professionally customized to your ear shape) may reduce infections but often fall out or leak and may be dangerous as hearing is limited. A cap often suffices in conjunction with other pre-swimming drops...
by Mark Richardson | Mar 29, 2022 | Ear
The human ear was not intended to be regularly immersed in water, possibly resulting in acute outer ear disease, which may progress into a chronic form. This may be caused by cold water, bacteria, or chemicals. The condition is often aggravated by incorrect management...
by Mark Richardson | Feb 21, 2022 | Ear
Blood coming from the ear:Apart from mucous or pus coming from the ear, a bloody discharge is not uncommon or serious. This is usually related to inflammation and subsides with ear drops. Perforation:There is a small risk for a residual hole in the eardrum after the...
