You : You need to be seen asap by an ENT - you may have ruptured an inner ear membrane and need treatment!
Answered 10/3/2016
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Possible fistula: Typically a ruptured drum from nose blowing will cause pain, hearing loss, and blood from the ear. Any vertigo will be brief. Another explanation is a peri lymphatic fistula which can be caused by nose blowing, severe elevation changes, diving, and strenuous lifting. In this condition an inner ear membrane ruptures with leakage of fluid behind the drum and profound vertigo/deafness. See ENT asa.
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