ENT Symptoms

A large blister on the eardrum, often caused by infections or trauma, appears as a fluid-filled sac that can cause pain and temporary hearing issues, requiring medical evaluation to prevent complications.

A mastoid bruit is an unusual whooshing sound near the ear caused by abnormal blood flow or vascular issues in the mastoid region, signaling the need for medical evaluation if persistent or accompanied by other symptoms.

Lumps on the ear can result from cysts, infections, injuries, or skin growths and may cause discomfort or affect appearance; medical evaluation is recommended if lumps change, persist, or cause pain.

Large earlobes are a natural variation in ear anatomy influenced by genetics, aging, and lifestyle factors, often seen as a unique physical trait without impacting hearing or health.

A lump in front of the ear can result from swollen lymph nodes, cysts, infections, benign tumors, or injury, and while often harmless, persistent or painful lumps should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.