When I was 7 years old my ears started bleeding and clotting. ENT put in Tympanostomy tube .When I was 22-23 Rhe right one finally fell out. Unfortunately I am now 28 and the left still hasn't fallen. It's been consistently annoying and does ache from time to time. What can be done at this stage? I was told by my GP that oly the ENT who originally put them I can take them out. Is this true?
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No it is not true at all..Any ENT specialist can do that.. visit an ENT specialist for assessment and plan for extraction of the tympanostomy tube if any..
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