- female
- 49 Years
- 14/08/2025
My mom's eardrum is ruptured and sometimes bleeds from her ear. The doctor in Bangalore suggested surgery but I'm really worried since she's 49. Will she face major issues with this condition? Are there any other treatment options besides surgery?
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Eardrum rupture may heal with precautions; surgery only if it persists or worsens—follow-up ENT is essential.
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