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What Causes Blocked Ears And Slight Bleeding From Ear While Sleeping?

Hello, I have woken up in the middle of the night with a badly blocked left ear and slightly blocked right ear. My right ear is now fine although is bleeding, and the left ear is still blocked and has also got bloody was if you put your finger inside. I m scared to go back to sleep as imnot sure what side of my head I can lay on? Please help me out! Thanks
Fri, 23 Jan 2015
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Ayurveda Specialist 's  Response
Thanks for your query

Both sides ear bleeding needs to be investigated seriously
Firstly you should check your CT/BT and INR
Otoscopy by an ENT specialist to look for any growth,infection,ulceration etc. for local cause of bleeding.
And the blockage of your ears is probably due to clot.,get yourself checked by an ENT specialist.
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What Causes Blocked Ears And Slight Bleeding From Ear While Sleeping?

Thanks for your query Both sides ear bleeding needs to be investigated seriously Firstly you should check your CT/BT and INR Otoscopy by an ENT specialist to look for any growth,infection,ulceration etc. for local cause of bleeding. And the blockage of your ears is probably due to clot.,get yourself checked by an ENT specialist.