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Ear Diseases

Ear infections
Hearing loss
Ringing (Tinnitus)
Balance disorders and dizziness
Middle ear infections (Children)
The ear is a sensitive organ that manages hearing and balance functions. This structure, which starts from the outer ear and extends to the middle and inner ear, is sensitive to many different factors, from infections to trauma. Ear diseases are common in both children and adults and can be treated to a large extent with early intervention.
Major Ear Problems Diagnosed and Treated:
Ear Infections (Otitis)
It is especially common in children. It can present itself with fluid accumulation in the middle ear, pain, fever and hearing loss. It can be bacterial or viral. Treatment is usually with medication, but in recurrent cases, surgical intervention may be required.Hearing Loss
Conductive, sensorineural or mixed hearing loss may occur. It may be congenital, age-related, exposure to noise, infection or trauma. In necessary cases, audiological tests, hearing aids or surgical interventions are used.Ringing (Tinnitus)
Tinnitus, which is felt as a buzzing, humming or ringing sound in the ear, can negatively affect quality of life. The underlying cause is investigated and a personalized treatment plan is created.Balance Disorders and Dizziness (Vertigo)
Dizziness originating from the inner ear disrupts a person's perception of direction and movement. Conditions such as BPPV and Meniere's disease can be identified with detailed examination and some tests. Physical therapy (balance exercises) and medical treatment can be effective.Eardrum Perforation and Ear Discharge
It may occur due to reasons such as infection, trauma or sudden pressure change. The treatment process is determined by the size of the wound, the status of the discharge and the presence of infection.
Ear symptoms should not be ignored, and conditions that may cause developmental delays, especially in children, should be evaluated early. With appropriate treatment, both hearing and balance problems can be largely eliminated.