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Why Does The Ear Not Absorb The Drops Used For Infection?
ive had a double ear infection for the last couple days I was perscribed ear drops and amoxiciliian I just started taking them a couple days ago but if the last day or so my ear drops wont drain out of my ear once they are in a couple minutes. does that mean my ear
Mon, 24 Jul 2017
Hi your description is ill defined but I can answer the question asked. anatomically the ear canal wall has bony and cartilaginous part which does and have any mucosa or villae like structures. it is very smooth with microcilias to remove the wax by its uniformed movement to expel out of ear. the ear drum forms the medical wall of the canal. No perforation normally to allow the ear drops to make contact with middle ear mucosa. I hope I clear your query too.
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