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I am quite sure that i have ruptured my eardrum after dealing with a sinus infection and constant (but gentle) nose-blowing. what can i do at home?
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Rupture: Typically, no specific treatment is needed for a ruptured eardrum; the vast majority of ruptured eardrums heal within three months. That being said, you should see your regular doctor to verify the diagnosis.
Answered 2/7/2015
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