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My mom broke her ear drum membrane and needs to have surgery, is this dangerous?
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Shouldn't be: When did she break it? Usually ear drum breaks heal on their own. If she broke it less than 6 weeks ago ask her doctor why he/she feels it has to be fixed now. The procedure to fix it is fairly simple.
Answered 5/12/2013
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