Ear Discharge After Tubes at Vivian Bernhardt blog

Ear Discharge After Tubes. It is common to have a little clear yellow drainage from the ear for a day or two after the surgery and you may even see a little blood. Let's talk about what to expect after ear tube placement and what might warrant a call to the office. Your child's ears may drain for the first few days after surgery. This drainage means the tubes. It's normal to observe some clear or slightly bloody drainage from the ear immediately after surgery. Is ear tube drainage normal? Monitor the amount and color of drainage. If you notice excessive or discolored drainage, contact the healthcare provider. They may fall out earlier than expected. The fluid may be bloody or have mucous in it. An ear tube can drain the ear and make a way for antibiotic drops to be put right into the middle ear. Otorrhea is the medical word for ear drainage. It can happen as a result of ear infections or trauma. Tubes are not perfect and may cause a number of the following problems after they are placed:

It can happen as a result of ear infections or trauma. If you notice excessive or discolored drainage, contact the healthcare provider. Let's talk about what to expect after ear tube placement and what might warrant a call to the office. The fluid may be bloody or have mucous in it. Otorrhea is the medical word for ear drainage. Monitor the amount and color of drainage. Your child's ears may drain for the first few days after surgery. Is ear tube drainage normal? An ear tube can drain the ear and make a way for antibiotic drops to be put right into the middle ear. Tubes are not perfect and may cause a number of the following problems after they are placed:

Ear Drainage 6 Months After Tubes at Glenda Dwyer blog

Ear Discharge After Tubes It's normal to observe some clear or slightly bloody drainage from the ear immediately after surgery. Otorrhea is the medical word for ear drainage. Monitor the amount and color of drainage. It is common to have a little clear yellow drainage from the ear for a day or two after the surgery and you may even see a little blood. It's normal to observe some clear or slightly bloody drainage from the ear immediately after surgery. They may fall out earlier than expected. If you notice excessive or discolored drainage, contact the healthcare provider. The fluid may be bloody or have mucous in it. Is ear tube drainage normal? It can happen as a result of ear infections or trauma. Tubes are not perfect and may cause a number of the following problems after they are placed: An ear tube can drain the ear and make a way for antibiotic drops to be put right into the middle ear. Let's talk about what to expect after ear tube placement and what might warrant a call to the office. This drainage means the tubes. Your child's ears may drain for the first few days after surgery.