External Ear Canal Diseases
External ear inflammations often increase during the summer months when swimming and pool activities are prevalent, primarily due to contact with bacteria present in pool or seawater that comes into contact with the external ear canal.
Bat Ears
Bat ears are the most common ear deformity or shape irregularity observed in the community. People of all ages often seek specialists for this issue.
Middle Ear Infection in Children
Cold weather can create favorable conditions for the development of many illnesses, with middle ear infections being one of the most significant health threats during this period, especially for children.
Perforated Eardrum
The most common causes of perforated eardrums are usually trauma or infections. Factors that can lead to a hole in the eardrum include being slapped on the ear, barotrauma (pressure changes), skull fractures, sudden explosions, mistaking the ear for an object like a hairpin, cotton swab, or matchstick, and the entry of liquids like acids into the ear.