01 / Care

Ear & Hearing

Care for hearing, ear pain, discharge, and related ear concerns.

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Concept visualisation — no real patient imagery.

The ear, node by node

Follow the signal

Scroll from the hearing chamber to the concerns that interrupt its pathway.

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Hearing chamber

Begin inside the anatomy of hearing, where the outer, middle and inner ear become one connected pathway.

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Hearing loss

Hearing loss can develop gradually or come on suddenly, and can affect one or both ears. Sudden hearing loss, or hearing loss with dizziness or ear pain, is worth getting checked promptly.

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Ear pain

Ear pain can come from the ear itself or be referred from the jaw, throat, or teeth. Severe pain, pain with fever or discharge, or pain that doesn't settle in a day or two is a reason to be seen.

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Tinnitus

Tinnitus is a ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound heard without an outside source. Tinnitus that is sudden, one-sided, or comes with hearing loss or dizziness warrants a check-up.

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  1. Hearing chamber
  2. Hearing loss
  3. Ear discharge
  4. Ear pain
  5. Tinnitus
Hearing loss

Hearing loss can develop gradually or come on suddenly, and can affect one or both ears. Sudden hearing loss, or hearing loss with dizziness or ear pain, is worth getting checked promptly.

Read the “Worth a check” row
Ear discharge

Fluid, pus, or blood draining from the ear can point to an infection or an eardrum problem. Ongoing or foul-smelling discharge, or discharge with pain or fever, needs a clinical review.

Clinical reference images — educational only, not a tool for self-diagnosis.

Clinical photograph showing swelling associated with otitis externa
Otitis externaInflammation and infection of the outer ear canal.Image: Klaus D. Peter · CC BY 3.0 DE
Clinical image associated with otomycosis of the ear canal
OtomycosisA fungal infection of the external ear canal.Image: Mohammad2018 · CC BY-SA 4.0
Microscopy showing fungal elements in a potassium hydroxide mount of ear discharge
Fungal debrisFungal elements seen in a sample of aural discharge.Image: Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya · CC BY-SA 4.0
Otoscope view showing a subtotal perforation of the tympanic membrane
CSOM · mucosalTraditionally called “safe” diseaseA central or subtotal eardrum perforation can accompany chronic middle-ear discharge.Image: Michael Hawke MD · CC BY-SA 4.0
Otoscope view showing attic granulation associated with cholesteatoma
CSOM · squamousTraditionally called “unsafe” diseaseAttic disease or cholesteatoma needs specialist assessment because it can erode nearby structures.Image: Michael Hawke MD · CC BY 4.0
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Ear pain

Ear pain can come from the ear itself or be referred from the jaw, throat, or teeth. Severe pain, pain with fever or discharge, or pain that doesn't settle in a day or two is a reason to be seen.

Read the “Worth a check” row
Tinnitus

Tinnitus is a ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound heard without an outside source. Tinnitus that is sudden, one-sided, or comes with hearing loss or dizziness warrants a check-up.

Read the “Worth a check” row

01 — What to look for

What are you experiencing?

  • Hearing loss

    Hearing loss can develop gradually or come on suddenly, and can affect one or both ears.

    Worth a checkSudden hearing loss, or hearing loss with dizziness or ear pain, is worth getting checked promptly.

  • Ear discharge

    Fluid, pus, or blood draining from the ear can point to an infection or an eardrum problem.

    Worth a checkOngoing or foul-smelling discharge, or discharge with pain or fever, needs a clinical review.

  • Ear pain

    Ear pain can come from the ear itself or be referred from the jaw, throat, or teeth.

    Worth a checkSevere pain, pain with fever or discharge, or pain that doesn't settle in a day or two is a reason to be seen.

  • Tinnitus

    Tinnitus is a ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound heard without an outside source.

    Worth a checkTinnitus that is sudden, one-sided, or comes with hearing loss or dizziness warrants a check-up.

Treatments & procedures

Treatment for ear conditions is decided after an in-person evaluation, and can range from monitoring and medical management to minor procedures or surgery when appropriate.

Next steps

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