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How long does it take a perforated (ruptured) eardrum to heal? After a few weeks, the patient should notice no long-term symptoms. Perforated eardrums generally heal within two months, and any accompanying hearing loss is usually temporary. Rarely, a dangerous infection can spread into the brain or skull. This requires immediate hospitalization or surgery.
What is a normal expectation for return of hearing in a case like mine? Do perforations ever take longer than 2-3 weeks to heal? Does something as simple as a perforation and/or middle ear infection ever cause permanent hearing loss? Some miscellaneous notes (in the interest of full disclosure): I am a music lover and concert goer.