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At MicroCare ENT Super Speciality Hospital, we provide advanced diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of ear conditions. Our top ENT specialists in Kukatpally and Jubilee Hills offer expert care to help patients relieve discomfort, improve hearing, and restore their overall ear health.
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Understanding Your Ears With MicroCare ENT Super Speciality Hospitals, Hyderabad
The human ear does more than help you hear. It also helps you maintain balance and stay aware of your surroundings. When you understand how the ear is built and how it functions, you can easily recognize early signs of hearing or balance problems. This knowledge also helps you protect your long-term ear health.
At MicroCare ENT Super Speciality Hospitals, Hyderabad, we believe that patient education is as important as treatment. This guide explains how your ears work and helps you notice symptoms that may need medical care.
The ear has three main sections. Each one supports hearing and balance.
The external ear includes:
Pinna (Auricle): The visible, curved part that collects sound.
External Auditory Canal: A short tube that carries sound to the eardrum. It also contains wax-producing glands.
Functions of the External Ear
Collects and directs sound waves
Helps identify the direction of sound
Shields the ear canal from dust, insects, and infections
The middle ear is an air-filled space behind the eardrum. It consists of:
Tympanic Membrane (Eardrum): Vibrates when sound waves strike it
Ossicles (Malleus, Incus, Stapes): Three tiny bones that amplify sound
Eustachian Tube: Maintains equal pressure between the throat and the ear
Functions of the Middle Ear
Converts sound waves into mechanical vibrations
Amplifies these vibrations
Keeps pressure balanced for clear hearing
The inner ear is a fluid-filled system deep within the skull. It includes:
Cochlea: Changes vibrations into electrical signals for the brain
Vestibular System: The semicircular canals, utricle, and saccule that help control balance
Functions of the Inner Ear
Identifies sound pitch and loudness
Sends sound signals to the brain
Maintains posture, balance, and spatial awareness
An eardrum rupture is a small tear or hole in the tympanic membrane. Because the eardrum helps transmit sound, damage to it can reduce hearing and increase the risk of infection.
Common Causes
Ear infections: Pressure from pus or fluid
Trauma: Slapping the ear or inserting objects
Barotrauma: Sudden pressure changes during flights, diving, or altitude shifts
Loud noise: Sudden exposure to explosive sounds
Ear discharge may include pus, fluid, wax, or blood. When an infection becomes chronic and creates a persistent hole in the eardrum, it leads to repeated discharge. This condition is called chronic otitis media
Many factors can increase the risk:
Repeated colds and blocked Eustachian tubes
Poor nutrition or overcrowded conditions
Allergies and sinus issues
Skin problems inside the ear canal
Enlarged adenoids
A previous eardrum injury
Ear wax:
Guards the ear from dust, germs, and moisture
Prevents irritation from water and pollutants
Traps dead skin and debris
Keeps insects away
Helps maintain a healthy ear canal
Hearing is essential for communication. When the pathway from the ear to the brain is affected, it becomes harder to understand speech or detect sounds.
Tinnitus is the sensation of hearing sounds like ringing, buzzing, humming, hissing, or clicking. Sometimes, the sound may match your heartbeat (pulsatile tinnitus).
Key Facts
Tinnitus is usually not dangerous
It can become worse with age
It may improve with the right treatment
It can start in any part of the hearing system
Vertigo can occur for several reasons.
A) Ear-Related Causes
Conditions that affect the inner ear include:
Labyrinthitis
Meniere’s disease
Vestibular neuritis
Fluid leakage from the inner ear
Chronic ear infections
Mastoiditis
Cholesteatoma
Many of these conditions cause vertigo along with tinnitus.
B) Reduced Blood Flow to the Brain
Vertigo may also occur when the brain receives less oxygen or blood.
Irregular heart rhythm
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA)
Sudden drop in blood pressure (postural hypotension)
Side effects from medications
Anaemia
The Eustachian tube is a narrow passage that connects the middle ear to the nose and throat.
Functions
Keeps pressure equal on both sides of the eardrum
Drains mucus and fluid
Protects the middle ear from loud pressure changes and infection
The tube opens briefly when you swallow, yawn, or chew. This helps maintain normal ear pressure.
Understanding how the ear works allows you to detect early signs of hearing loss, vertigo, tinnitus, or infections. At MicroCare ENT Super Speciality Hospitals, Hyderabad, we provide advanced treatments—such as micro ear surgery and cochlear implantation—to help you maintain healthy hearing and balance throughout your life.
Our ear care services are provided by highly experienced ENT specialists and audiologists who have successfully treated thousands of patients with various ear conditions.
We use cutting-edge tools such as high-resolution endoscopy, otoendoscopy, audiometry, and imaging systems to accurately diagnose and manage all types of ear problems.
From medical management to minor procedures and follow-up care, we offer comprehensive support including hearing rehabilitation, tinnitus therapy, and balance correction— all under one roof.
With two well-equipped branches in Hyderabad, we provide world-class ENT facilities, modern operation theatres, and dedicated ENT ICU care for complex cases.
We offer affordable treatment plans along with complete insurance assistance and flexible EMI options to ensure accessible care for every patient.
Ear conditions include infections, hearing loss, tinnitus (ear ringing), earwax blockage, eardrum perforation, otosclerosis, vertigo (inner ear disorder), and chronic middle ear diseases. These issues can affect hearing, balance, and overall quality of life. At MicroCare ENT Hospital in Hyderabad, our specialists diagnose and treat all types of ear problems using advanced technology.
Ear infections often occur due to bacterial or viral infections, allergies, sinus issues, or fluid buildup behind the eardrum. Children are more prone because their Eustachian tubes are smaller and get blocked easily. Timely treatment prevents complications like hearing loss or eardrum damage.
Common signs include ear pain, discharge, fever, reduced hearing, irritability (in children), or a feeling of fullness in the ear. If symptoms persist beyond 24–48 hours, visiting an ENT specialist is recommended.
Hearing loss is diagnosed through a detailed ENT evaluation, hearing tests (audiometry), tympanometry, and advanced imaging if needed. MicroCare ENT offers complete diagnostic services under one roof to determine the exact cause.
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