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Can Bleeding From Ears Be A Result Of Brain Tumor Surgery?

its been one year since my mother was operated for brain tumor. since than there was no problem regarding her tumor but 2 days back my mother has ear bleeding from both the ears and i m concerned is it because of that brain tumor or something else?? so kindly answer my question can ear bleeding (both ears) can be caused by brain tumor???
Fri, 5 Dec 2014
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I read your question and I understand your concern.
However regarding the history of brain tumor, that should not be related. A brain tumor or the surgery for it doesn't cause ear bleeding especially since in this case it is bilateral.
The most common cause for that would be trauma, use of blood thinning products, bleeding tendency, bilateral infection.
To make a diagnosis though, a complete blood count and coagulation tests, as well as physical examination by an ENT (ear-nose-throat) specialist is required.
I hope to have been of some help.
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Can Bleeding From Ears Be A Result Of Brain Tumor Surgery?

I read your question and I understand your concern. However regarding the history of brain tumor, that should not be related. A brain tumor or the surgery for it doesn t cause ear bleeding especially since in this case it is bilateral. The most common cause for that would be trauma, use of blood thinning products, bleeding tendency, bilateral infection. To make a diagnosis though, a complete blood count and coagulation tests, as well as physical examination by an ENT (ear-nose-throat) specialist is required. I hope to have been of some help.