Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 Hi, I am 5 years post op from my surgery and yesterday morning I woke up with blood running out of my cholesteatoma ear. It has been bothering me for about 2 weeks, hurting and it feels full and like something is in there. I called my regular DR since my ENT is about an hour away and I was able to go right in. He looked in there and said that the bleeding was coming from my mastoid cavity but really couldnt tell much since there was soo much blood. But told me that I needed to see my ENT, so he has his nurse call to my ENT office and get me an appt. The ENT office called me at home about an hour later and told me that my dr was off on vacation but the dr on call said to continue to use my Ciprodex drops and if I had any more problems to follow up with my dr the next week. I told that nurse. DO you realize that blood is pouring out of my ear. I was not making it up either...it was literly running out of my ear. Bright red blood. Scared the shit out of me and I am a nurse. I went ahead and made an appt for next week to see my ENT but I am totally freaking out that my ear is bleeding. And it still is. Everytime I use my drops it starts up again and then just runs out of my ear. I was wondering if anyone had ever had this happen to them or anything like this. Do you think the my cholesteatoma has came back??? I really hope not I dont want to have that surgery again. I hate goin to the ENT ..I hate the sucker thing it makes me sooo dizzy, I have to take someone with me to my appt so they can drive me home. My semi-circle canals are exposed in my mastoid cavity so any change in air pressure or temp will make me dizzy, and when I use my drops it makes me dizzy also, and It doesnt matter if I warm them up first either. Well any feedback from anyone would be great.!!!!! Thanks Lori White Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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