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I suffer from perforated eardrum and a viscous liquid gets out of my ear. i take antibiotics to prevent that but it reapeares again with time?
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The tm: The tm needs to reseal. This must happen. See your doctor. For advice and treatments. There are many options including tympanic membrane grafting
Answered 3/5/2016
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