Fluid-filled blisters inside the ear canal, often called bullous myringitis, usually result from a viral or bacterial infection like the flu. These painful bumps can cause severe earaches, pressure, and temporary hearing loss. Never try to pop them yourself, as sharp tools can easily puncture your eardrum or trigger a worse infection; instead, visit a doctor for safe treatment and prescribed medication.<\/p>\n
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