tylenol gelcaps and a heating pad.
2006-10-29 12:16:57
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answered by bibliophile31 6
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Fill an old sock with plain white rice and tie a knot in it. Place it in the micro wave for 15 seconds at a time until it is warm (it will get hot fast). Once you have found a good temperature you should be good to go. Nice comfy bag to keep your ear heated into the evening. Hope it helps, though I'd think heat would make it feel worse.
2006-10-29 12:25:20
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answered by Nunya M 4
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It sounds like you need to take an anti-inflamation medicine like "Indocid" to deal with the effects of the blood disorder immediately. Make sure to eat before taking them to prevent ulcers. The long term is to put your system back in order. The best way is small doses of "Epsom salts" that cleans the blood. You may have to look at your diet to eliminate "deadly nightshades" that is the plastic skin on tomatoes and chilis, shell fish, and white cheese. Drink plenty of water, and wash outbreaks of pimples regularly with soap and hot water. Do not pick at the pimples, just leave them alone, but I know that you may have a habit of doing it. You will find a black soot in your ears that requires ear drops to ease the pain, but the root cause is the blood condition.
2006-10-29 12:28:20
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answered by loxland 2
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Muffle the pain with an icepack if possible. Take Ibuprofen, it is anti-inflamatory. Is it your outer ear or middle ear? If you can't physically touch the blackhead don't resort to ice. If it is on your outer ear then ice will ease up the swell. Absolutely get to the doctor as soon as possible. If the agitation and infection get too broad it could cause partial hearing loss.
2006-10-29 12:20:23
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answered by minstrel_of_munificence 2
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Take a pain killer ...I'm a beauty consultant and the skin reacts really well to a simple everyday pain killer. Then cleanse the skin gently with warm water and a cotton pad. Finally apply alittle lavender essential oil just to help control the infection (if there is one) until you see your doctor. Apply something warm ONLY if it feels good to you. Be greatful I'm not there cause I'd be trying to extract the little sucker.
Good Luck
2006-10-29 13:35:20
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answered by zoe o 1
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Try hot soaks. Get a basin of hot water - not hot enough to hurt - and dip a washcloth in it, then hold it against your ear. Refresh the cloth every couple of minutes with more hot water. Do ten minutes of hot soaks, four times daily.
You can also use a teabag instead of the washcloth. The tannic acid from the tea might help the infection, and won't hurt anything (but it will stain clothing!)
good luck
2006-10-29 12:26:46
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answered by Anonymous
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A hot pack (not too hot) should help give some relief Don't attempt to squeeze them in the ear as you can push pus down the ear canal and cause a middle ear infection which is even worse
Get to DR asap
2006-10-29 12:19:18
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answered by Violet Blue 3
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I'm sorry to hear that. I know that warm olive oil applied to regular ear aches helps until you can get to a doctor. I don't know whether it will work for your skin condition, but it seems worth a try. Good luck! Feel better soon.
2006-10-29 12:24:42
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answered by swarr2001 5
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I use to have the same issues. Tons of ear problems. Try warming up a towel or a cloth and just resting it on your ear. Do this as much as you can. Take a pain reliever, and take something that will make you fall asleep.
2006-10-29 12:17:48
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answered by Soccer Stud 2
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Try a moist heat--for example, put a very warm, wet wash cloth in a sandwich bag (this helps keep the heat in) and put it on your ear. Also, if you can, take some pain relievers for the short term.
Good luck.
2006-10-29 12:18:43
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answered by dekkfm 2
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Take either some advil, or buy some swimmers ear, or go to the doctor to see if you might have an ear infection.
2006-10-29 12:19:16
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answered by Michelle 1
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