But to those familiar with the stench of dead bodies, it's simply the smell of death. Like all smells, it is hard to describe. But unless you're a real vulture, you'll find the smell disgusting and sickening. Perhaps there is an evolutionary reason for our gut-wrenching reaction to the smell of death.
Perforation of the eardrum by an injury causes sudden severe pain, sometimes followed by bleeding from the ear, hearing loss, and noise in the ear (tinnitus). The hearing loss is more severe if the chain of ossicles has been disrupted or the inner ear has been injured.
Such change in blood flow then causes the person to feel the ear ringing or beating problem. This usually occurs in patients with higher age level with a history in hypertension, diabetes and smoking. Middle Ear Effusion is another disorder wherein the middle ear happens to be suffering from an infection.