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Q: Ear Bleeding In Pregnancy

asked by: cpjennyrec3 on August 22nd, 2007

New User

I'm jenny and i am 33 weeks pregnant this morning i woke up and when i was cleaning my ears i realized i had light bleeding in the left one... once i got to thinking about it i was having some issues with hearing out of it for probably the last month off and on. I dont think that the pregnancy and the bleeding is in any way related but i want to make sure does anyone have any advice before i seek professional consultation????

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tinkinpink84

replied on August 22nd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

it probably isnt pregnancy related but you will have to get in touch with your obgyn when you go see your dr about your ear in case they prescribe you meds and such theyd wanna talk with you obgyn as well. But definately see a dr as soon as possible since you were havign hearing problems in that ear as well, for all you know you coulda popped your ear drum who knows. make sure to tell your dr about your hearing problems!

young Girl

replied on August 22nd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

some times women get gum and nose bleeds during pregnancy but im not sure about ear bleeding? maybe you should check in with your doctor to see what they think about it?

cpjennyrec3

replied on August 22nd, 2007

New User

Thanks

Thank you so much for the advice talking to the dr they said it could be a number of things including ear infections or ruptured ear drum but they want me in asap thanks again for the advice!!!

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