Question 1

I've been experiencing pain in both my ears for the past few hours after using hydrogen peroxide to clean them. It's been about four hours now, and I'm really concerned. What can I do to ease this pain?

Accepted Answer

You are not supposed use hydrogen peroxide to clean your ears which causes local irritation,instill dewax ear drops sonthat it forms coating over the exposed area.if it's becoming worse visit ENT doctor for appropriate treatment.

Question 2

I'm dealing with a throat infection and I'm wondering, what's the role of Chymoral Forte DS tablets in treating it? Also, I'm curious about how Calpol and Veloz D tabs fit into the treatment plan. Can you explain how these medications work together for throat issues?

Accepted Answer

Chymoral Forte DS: Used to reduce inflammation and swelling in the throat, providing symptom relief in throat infections.
Calpol (Paracetamol): Used for pain relief and to reduce fever associated with throat infections.
Veloz D: Used for managing symptoms of acid reflux, nausea, or digestive issues that may accompany throat infections.

Question 3

I've been experiencing this whistle-like sound in my ears for a couple of months now. It's similar to the noise you hear when a loud firecracker goes off nearby. It's really affecting my sleep, especially when I'm in a quiet environment. What could be causing this, and is there anything I can do to help with it?

Accepted Answer

Chronic coughing and allergy issues can be frustrating!

Given your history and current treatment, consider the following:

1. *Inhaler usage*: Continue using the inhaler as prescribed, as it may take some time to show its full effect.
2. *Coughing persistence*: Discuss with your doctor the possibility of an underlying condition, such as:
    - Asthma
    - Chronic bronchitis
    - Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
3. *Additional testing*: Your doctor may recommend further tests, such as:
    - Pulmonary function tests (PFTs)
    - Allergy testing (e.g., skin prick test)
    - Endoscopy or bronchoscopy
4. *Treatment adjustment*: Based on your doctor's evaluation, they may adjust your treatment plan, including:
    - Changing or adding medications
    - Increasing or decreasing inhaler dosage
    - Recommending lifestyle changes (e.g., avoiding allergens, quitting smoking)

Schedule a follow-up appointment with your doctor to discuss your progress and any concerns.

I'm a bit concerned because I have this white spot on my right tonsil. There's no pain or fever with it, but I'm still curious about what it could be. Should I be worried about it, or is it something that's generally harmless?

If it is not causing any symptoms forget about it and maintain oral hygiene.

More ENT Health Queries

I've been experiencing pain in both my ears for the past few hours after using hydrogen peroxide to clean them. It's been about four hours now, and I'm really concerned. What can I do to ease this pain?

I'm dealing with a throat infection and I'm wondering, what's the role of Chymoral Forte DS tablets in treating it? Also, I'm curious about how Calpol and Veloz D tabs fit into the treatment plan. Can you explain how these medications work together for throat issues?

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