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Paracetamol Panadol Chemists Own etc use this as needed as your Paracetamol Panadol Chemists Own etc use this as needed as your

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after your operation It can then get wet and be patted dry It is common for the outer ear to be numb for a few months after the operation if there is a cut behind the ear Firm but gentle rubbin ID: 952144

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Paracetamol (Panadol, ChemistÕs Own etc): use this as needed, as your Ôfirst lineÕ pain relief. Make after your operation. It can then get wet and be patted dry. ! It is common for the outer ear to be numb for a few months after the operation if there is a cut behind the ear. Firm but gentle rubbing of the incision and the numb area with your fingers, similar to the pressure you use when applying sunscreen, will help the new nerves grow back without becoming over-sensitive. Begin this 4-5 times a day for five minutes each time (more often is better!) about two weeks after

your operation and continue until the feeling is normal again. When to Seek Medical Advice ! A fever of �38 degrees. ! Worsening discharge from the ears, or new onset of discharge if there was initially none occurring. ! New fresh bleeding from the ear canal, or from the cut behind the ear. ! Excessive sedation from pain relief tablets. ! Severe pain, nausea with vomiting, or severe dizziness, especially if it persists for more than a day. ! Weakness of your face Please note that The Northern Hospital does NOT have a permanent ENT doctor present on site. Please do