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ear fungal infection causing itching, burning
hello all homeopathic gurus,I am a 36 year old male in general good health except described below:
Problem:
I have ear and nose problem since last 5 years.
Lab Diagnosis:
Recently ear-swab test with lab results a fungal ear infection (coagulase staphylococcus negative) - also termed Otitis Externa or Swimmers ear.
Symptoms:
- There was lot of itching inside ear and burning, tingling sensations.
- Ear fungal infection has obstructed free flow of blood into nasal veins. As a result, right nose is always very dry. Right Sinuses have lost its natural ability of moisture and crusting. Turbinates are swollen.
- Left nose is fine with natural moisture in sinus, no dryness or blockages.
- tinnitus and sinusitis (dry causing blockage only in RIGHT side nose)
Ears affected now: both
Initially problem started with only in right ear, but now Fungal Infection spread from within inside into full ear canal, to both ears.
Allopathic Remedy:
Taking anti-fungal ear drops (Canesten) helped a lot reducing itching and pain, but symptoms re-appear upon stopping ear-drops even after 3 weeks treatment.
Suspect: Strong fungal infection which is deeply rooted and affecting sinuses, bone or even parts of brain.
REQUIRED:
strong Homeopathic remedy to treat 5 year old Fungal infection inside Ear canal and sinuses, suspected to be causing sinusitis and tinnitus.
Thank you for your help and suggestions.
anupam1008 on 2009-05-17
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