Slight bleeding inside the ear
Generally, slight bleeding inside the ear may be caused by damage to the external auditory canal, ear eczema, otitis media, or other reasons. A detailed analysis is as follows:
1. Damage to the External Auditory Canal
The skin inside the ear is thin, and excessive force when cleaning the ear with fingernails or cotton swabs may cause injury to the external auditory canal. Treatment may include medications such as cefuroxime capsules, clindamycin ointment, or erythromycin ointment, used according to medical advice.
2. Ear Eczema
In individuals with sensitive constitutions, contact with allergens such as cosmetics or wool products may trigger hormonal changes and allergic reactions. It is recommended to use antiallergic medications such as ketotifen fumarate tablets, diphenhydramine hydrochloride tablets, or cromoglicate aerosol under a doctor's guidance.
3. Otitis Media
When the middle ear becomes inflamed due to viral or bacterial infection, inflammation may also lead to bleeding. Treatment may involve medications such as cefuroxime capsules, erythromycin ointment, or dexamethasone tablets, as prescribed by a physician.
In addition, this symptom could also be caused by glomus tumor (middle ear tumor), and timely medical intervention is necessary to prevent worsening. It is advisable to maintain healthy lifestyle habits and avoid spicy or irritating foods to promote recovery.