Diagnosis

When you come to see an ENT doctor at our clinic, there is no waiting period and you can see the doctor immediately after your appointment. The doctor will start with a general examination and examine your ear with an instrument called an otoscope to determine if your eardrum has ruptured. The doctor will also check your hearing and ask you about your symptoms, how severe they are, how long ago you had them, etc. If the doctor suspects that you have a perforated eardrum, he or she will recommend appropriate treatment.

Surgical intervention

The treatment of a perforated eardrum mainly depends on the severity of the perforation. If the hole in your ear is small, your ENT doctor should give it time to heal on its own and may prescribe antibiotics to prevent infection while the perforated eardrum heals. During this time, you will be advised not to put water in the damaged ear or blow your nose too hard as this can cause pressure changes in the ear and interrupt the healing process. If the eardrum does not heal in about 2 months with medication and the following measures, your ENT doctor may recommend surgery called Best Tympanoplasty Treatment in Chembur to repair the hole in the eardrum. Tympanoplasty, or eardrum hole repair, is a non-invasive procedure performed on an outpatient basis. In this procedure, the ENT doctor uses tissue from another part of the body (usually behind the ear) to put a patch (or repair) on the eardrum. The procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the patient's wishes. Tympanoplasty is covered by most public and private health insurances and has a success rate of up to 100%.

Complications

• Graft failure
• Facial nerve damage
• Permanent or temporary loss of taste or impaired sense of taste
• Persistent vertigo
• Incomplete healing of the tympanic membrane hole
• Moderate or severe hearing loss
• Partial or complete paralysis of the facial nerve
• Tinnitus or ringing in the ears
• Cholesteatoma, an abnormal growth of skin behind the eardrum.

Healing Tips

• Take all prescribed medicines on time
• Get enough rest and limit your activity for the first 7-10 days after surgery.
• Resume your daily activities when you can sleep well, eat normally and no longer need pain medication.
• Do not put pressure on your nose for 5 to 7 days. If you need to sneeze or cough, do so with your mouth open.
• Do not blow your nose for 2 weeks after surgery.
• Take painkillers prescribed by your doctor to relieve discomfort.
• Take antibiotics without interruption.
• Apply antibiotic ointment to the incision site 2 times a day.
• Remove the bandage 24 hours after surgery.
• Keep your ears dry and do not wash your hair every day. If you take a bath, cover your ears or use cotton plugs smeared with petroleum jelly to prevent water from getting into your ears.
• You may have bloody discharge from your ear for a few days after surgery. This is normal, but if the bleeding continues, the discharge becomes discolored or smells bad, you should see your doctor immediately.
• Contact your doctor in good time for follow-up visits.

Reasons to perform tympanoplasty

• Repair of perforated tympanic membrane
• Restoration of normal hearing
• Prevention of recurrent middle ear infections caused by chronic perforated tympanic membrane.

Consultation with an experienced ENT surgeon in Chembur

To treat a perforation or hole in the eardrum, people prefer to consult an ENT surgeon for tympanoplasty. Eardrum perforation is a condition that should not be left untreated as it can lead to permanent hearing loss. You can contact us and consult our certified and trained ENT doctors in Chembur. Our doctors have more than 8 years of experience in this field and specialize in performing Best Tympanoplasty Treatment in Chembur and other ENT procedures.

The doctors will perform a thorough diagnosis and determine if there are any risks associated with the procedure. They will do everything possible to ensure that the surgical treatment has minimal side effects. They will repair the eardrum and address the cause that led to the perforation.

Make an appointment with an ENT specialist today

Contact us if you need eardrum repair surgery or tympanoplasty. Our Best Tympanoplasty Treatment in Chembur can help you solve this problem in the best possible way. You can contact our doctors and get specialized treatment under their supervision.

How long does the tympanoplasty procedure take?

The duration of Best Tympanoplasty Treatment in Chembur is approximately 60-90 minutes.

How long does it take for the eardrum to heal after tympanoplasty?

It usually takes 10 to 15 days for the eardrum to heal and recover from the procedure. Your ENT doctor will advise you on how to care for your ear after surgery and what activities you should limit during the recovery period. Your ENT doctor will ask you to come for a follow-up visit to make sure everything is okay. If you are looking for the best ENT doctor for eardrum repair in Chembur, you have come to the right place. Contact us to book an appointment with our top ENT doctors for ear surgery in Chembur.

How much does eardrum removal surgery cost?

The cost of tympanic membrane surgery in Chembur can range from INR 40,000 to INR 70,000. The cost of the surgery depends on - the type of anesthesia used for the surgery - the hospital or clinic chosen for the surgery - the surgeon's total fee If you have health insurance, you will be relieved to know that your tympanic membrane removal surgery with us will be covered by your health insurance. We accept most health insurance plans in India. Contact our team to find out if your Best Tympanoplasty Treatment in Chembur surgery in Chembur will be covered by your health insurance.

Will the hole in the eardrum heal on its own?

In most cases, holes or damage to the eardrum will heal on its own within a few weeks without surgery. If they do not heal on their own within a few weeks, or if the extent of the damage or hole requires further treatment, surgery to repair the eardrum is necessary.

What are the symptoms of a perforated eardrum?

Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) - Dizziness - Decreased hearing - Earache that can go away quickly - Mucous, purulent or bloody discharge from the ear - Nausea or vomiting due to dizziness If you have symptoms of a perforated eardrum, see our Best Tympanoplasty Treatment in Chembur.

A perforated eardrum can be caused by infections, ear injuries or accidents and can affect a person's hearing or make them more susceptible to recurrent ear infections.

At ENT Specialist Clinic, you will find some of the most experienced and renowned ENT doctors in Chembur. We are pleased to offer the most advanced tympanoplasty surgery in Chembur to repair a patient's perforated eardrum to prevent ear infections and improve hearing. Our ENT specialists have performed tympanoplasty surgery on many patients with a hole in the eardrum due to infection, trauma or injury.