Something grew in my ears after swimming into the water!!

When I was little. I was also swimming in the wild, and then it was the same as the landlord. Something is clogged.

Once. I really feel uncomfortable. I found someone in the family to forcibly clamp it out with tweezers.

It turned out to be a dirty thing in the ear (earwax) and a clotted of blood, and it was very hard. At the time, mine was the size of peanuts. The landlord said that the eggs were so big.

It's a bit of an exaggeration.

Is it the face, not the ears and eyes? Most likely, it is lymphatic causes. Quite possibly!

Find a professional ENT hospital and get that thing removed.

I suspect that the landlord is still a child, and the parents are busy with work and career. I don't have much time to take you to the doctor (excuse my guess).

Sometimes you still have to take care of yourself, do you have to drag it out until the last difficult time. Do you spend money and suffer again?

It's summer vacation. Find a good hospital. Take it well.

Presumably a problem with the lymph. Whether it feels like a ball to the touch? It is possible to move. Sometimes it hurts. It's just inflammation. So the doctor prescribes anti-inflammatory drugs.

Maybe it's caused by dirty water.

It should be that the lymph nodes are inflamed, and you had better go to the hospital for examination.

Go to the hospital as soon as possible, there is a greater possibility of swollen lymph nodes next to the ear.

There could be some parasite.

It could be lymphoma. It should be done as soon as possible**.

There are wounds and dirty water contamination.

Messy inside the ear.

The blood carried the virus under the earlobe.

See a doctor promptly. Take medicine to eliminate pus.

Lymphatic hyperplasia, hurry up and go for surgery. Good luck with you**.

It may be an infection that causes the lymph nodes to swell, so be careful. I also wish you a speedy **.

Novel virus!! Kill yourself! Don't ruin all of humanity!

Nausea: Let's go to the hospital.

It's scary, why didn't you go to the hospital sooner, it's been so long! I'm really worried about you!

You must be infected, go to the hospital and ask the doctor!

Whether the lymph nodes are swollen due to infection or something, it is best to have a doctor check it.

If the water is not drained in time, it may become infected, which can lead to otitis media in severe cases.

Water ingress in the ears after swimming is a relatively common phenomenon and usually flows out on its own for a period of time. There is no abnormality in the ears when it flows out on its own, but there are some cases. If the ear cannot flow out of the ear without some auxiliary water after entering the water, staying in the ear for a long time will lead to hearing loss, infection, and in severe cases, it will lead to otitis media, which is a more serious phenomenon.