Is there a chance that shampoos containing keratolytic and exfoliants such as salicylic acid, or ketoconazole or zinc pyrithrone or coal tar can cause damage or exfoliation of keratin or any other material near by tympanic membrane and cause a little amount of bleed, is it a problem if there is a little bleed on my earbud following bath and using an earbud to clean the water but I have no symptoms of ear ache, ear discharge or any other symptoms related to ear pathology, is this a matter for concern and should be brought to the notice of ent specialist or any other doctor as such!
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You should not use any shampoo without doctor's advice. It may be harmful and can lead other complications. But we have to look into the details of the problem. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan..
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Hello miss lybrate-user, ear bleed is suggestive of trauma, if it is coming after cleaning ears. Avoid accidentntal entry of water in the ears. Avoid use of ear buds of inappropriate size. Are you taking any medications? Please share details. Thanks.
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It is unlikely that the said materials will cause any ear bleed. On the contrary using ear buds can. Please stop using ear buds!
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