Serious consequences can result from these illnesses if they are not addressed in a timely fashion.

Mr. Adam Shakir is a skilled ENT surgeon who specialises in offering the latest treatment for problems relating to your ears.

We will discuss some of the most recent non-surgical and surgical options for treating chronic ear disorders in this blog.

Treatment Options for Chronic Ear Conditions without Surgery

The first line of prevention for many patients is non-surgical treatment. These options help in the management of symptoms and stop ear issues from getting worse.

Ear Cleaning and Antibiotics
Middle ear excess fluid is a common symptom of chronic ear infections, which can cause discomfort and even hearing loss.

If you want to prevent bacterial infections, antibiotics are commonly recommended in conjunction with a clean ear.

Furthermore by removing fluid and waste from the ear canal, ear cleaning with specially designed tools can help maintain a clean and clear ear canal, and lower the chance of recurring infections.

Treatment for Eustachian Tube Dysfunction
Blockage of the Eustachian tube, which controls middle ear pressure, can result in pain, discomfort, and excess fluid.

Decongestants and nasal steroid sprays are examples of non-surgical procedures that can assist open the tube, enhancing drainage, and reducing discomfort.

Inserting an ear tube (Grommet) can be advised in certain situations to support fluid drainage.

Treatment Options for Surgical Management of Chronic Ear Disorders

Advanced surgical options are needed to treat chronic ear problems and restore hearing function when non-surgical therapies become insufficient.

Tympanoplasty

The purpose of this procedure is to fix an injured or perforated tympanic membrane (eardrum). By grafting tissue to seal the hole, tympanoplasty can help restore hearing and stop infections from happening again. When there is severe eardrum damage, an ear, nose, and throat specialist will normally undertake this surgery.

Myringoplasty

Myringoplasty is often suggested if the eardrum has a little tear or hole in it. By using tissue to close the hole, this procedure enhances ear function and lowers the chance of recurrent infections. Myringoplasty has a high success rate.

Mastoidectomy

A mastoidectomy is required if a middle ear infection progresses to the mastoid bone. To stop the infection from spreading and harming other areas of the ear, diseased tissue from the mastoid bone is removed during this treatment. A mastoidectomy can enhance hearing and avoid chronic infection-related long-term problems.

Choose the Right Care

To find the best course of action for your particular situation, it’s important to speak with a skilled ear specialist in Milton Keynes or Northamptonshire.

ENT surgeon Mr. Adam Shakir is committed to giving his patients complete care. Whether you require a diagnostic or specialised therapy, he can walk you through the alternatives available.

You will receive top-notch care at the BMI The Saxon Clinic, an ENT hospital in Milton Keynes, supported by the newest technology and highly qualified professionals from across the world.

Early intervention is essential for chronic ear conditions. For individualised care that will help you regain your quality of life and enhance your ear health, don’t be afraid to get in touch with Mr. Adam Shakir.

Mr Adam Shakir
https://mradamshakir.co.uk/

07366 614653
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BMI The Saxon Clinic, Milton Keynes MK6 5LR, United Kingdom