Breathe & Sleep Better Blog

Large earlobes are a natural variation in ear anatomy influenced by genetics, aging, and lifestyle factors, often seen as a unique physical trait without impacting hearing or health.

A lump in front of the ear can result from swollen lymph nodes, cysts, infections, benign tumors, or injury, and while often harmless, persistent or painful lumps should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.

An itchy ear is a common sensation caused by factors like dry skin, earwax buildup, allergies, infections, or skin conditions, which can lead to discomfort and may require medical attention if persistent or severe.

Inner ear infections cause inflammation affecting balance and hearing, leading to dizziness, nausea, and hearing issues. Causes include viral, bacterial, and autoimmune factors, with symptoms often requiring medical evaluation for proper management.

A hole in the eardrum is a tear in the tympanic membrane that can cause hearing loss and increase infection risk, often resulting from infections, injuries, or pressure changes. Treatment varies from monitoring to surgery depending on severity.