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Surgery for Ear Drum Perforation (Tympanoplasty) By Dr. Swapna Patil Tympanoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to repair a perforated (hole in the) eardrum. It helps restore hearing, prevents recurrent ear infections, and protects the middle ear from water and bacteria. When is Tympanoplasty Needed? Persistent eardrum perforation Recurrent ear discharge or infections Hearing loss due to a damaged eardrum Ear injury or trauma causing perforation Benefits of Tympanoplasty Repairs the eardrum Improves hearing Reduces the risk of repeated ear infections Prevents water from entering the middle ear Enhances overall ear health and quality of life Recovery The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia. Most patients return home the same day or the next day. Full healing may take a few weeks, and following your surgeon's postoperative instructions is essential for the best outcome. Consult Dr. Swapna Patil for expert evaluation and advanced tympanoplasty surgery to restore healthy hearing and ear function.

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