Sensations, medical conditions, and their treatment

g; Medical inflammation of the inner ear, otitis
/ [Pf-begin]: Ng g N's ear is running
/ [Pf-begin]: Ng n g;
/ [Pf-begin]: Ng n g;
/ [Pf-begin]: Ng n
pus is running out of N's ear
[no Impf.]: Nd a;
[no Impf.]: Nd a
N got an earache from cold air or wind
NB Cold air (above) is often thought of as the cause for an earache. Note that in a personal construction means "to clear the ear passage using air pressure"; this usage is illustrated below.
/: Ng a (or a); Nd a (or a); Ng n (or n ) Colloquial N's ears are (or ear is) blocked, stuffed up
[no Pf.]: Ng p N has a pain in his ear
[no Pf.]: Ng p ;
[no Pf.]: Ng n
N has a shooting pain in his ear
, . . . It was cold outside yesterday and I got an earache. Last night I couldn't sleep there was a shooting pain in my ear. I'll have to go to an ear specialist again.
/ [Pf-begin]: Ng p ;
[no Pf.]: Ng n p
N's ears are ringing
. My ears are still ringing from yesterday's music.
/ [Pf-begin]: Ng p N's ear is buzzing
p a buzzing in one's ears
; p; p earwax
(or ) p earache
p itching in one's ear
--; Colloquial; Formal ear, nose, and throat doctor, otolaryngologist
/ Nd a to flush out N's ear
/ Nd a to clear N's ear passage using air pressure
/ a to clean out one's ear
ear drops
(a) a to put drops in one's ear
/ a ( i) to apply heat to one's ear (using a heat lamp)
heat treatment
/ a a to put a compress on one's ear
, . The ear specialist gave me drops, told me to put on compresses, and prescribed heat treatment.