Damage to the soft tissue of the ear or eardrum may occur.
If you are sure that the bleeding is caused by soft tissue damage, use direct pressure on the wound. But when the victim has a serious head injury and blood or other fluid is leaking from the ear, do the following:
1. Don't try to stop the release of meth.
house of direct pressure on the wound.
2. Apply a light, sterile bandage to your ear.
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3. Call an ambulance immediately.
Internal ear injuries can be caused by a direct blow to the head or a sudden change in pressure, such as occurs during diving or explosions. The victim may complain of loss of hearing, loss of balance, or feel pain inside the ear. In such cases, call an ambulance.
If a foreign object, such as dirt, insects, or a cotton swab, gets into the ear canal, provide the following assistance:
1. When you see an item and can buy it
grab it, pull it out of your ear.
2. Do not try to remove a foreign body behind
using a hairpin, toothpick or other sharp object. You may push the foreign body deeper or puncture the eardrum.
3. Try to remove the foreign object by pulling the earlobe down and asking the victim to gently shake his head or pat it, tilting it in the appropriate direction.
5. If the above measures do not help, the victim should consult a doctor as soon as possible.