ENT Symptoms

Foreign objects stuck in the ear, common especially in children, can cause discomfort, hearing difficulty, and potential complications, often requiring careful removal to prevent damage or infection.

A small ear canal is a naturally narrower passage from the outer ear to the eardrum that can affect hearing, ear hygiene, and comfort with ear devices, especially in children or when combined with blockages or infections.

A single skin growth on the earlobe is a common, usually harmless small bump that can vary in appearance and cause discomfort, often triggered by irritation, age, genetics, or skin conditions.

Small ear refers to an outer ear smaller than average, caused by congenital development, genetics, injury, or medical conditions, potentially affecting hearing and self-esteem, with evaluation recommended if complications arise.

A red and swollen ear indicates inflammation caused by infections, allergies, injuries, or environmental factors, leading to redness, swelling, and discomfort that may require medical attention if symptoms worsen.