It's good to do a diagnosis and evaluation to assess the level of infection. We'll also consult with an I.V. specialist for ophthalmology and after-diagnosis and treatment. We'll also cultivate the wound and do incisions and drains if necessary. We may need to remove foreign material from the ear in non-operative ways, and we may need additional diagnostic procedures to properly diagnose the infection and treat it.
Hi, doctor, I think I've got the ear of a swimmer. It's very dark and very painful.