I'm sorry to hear about the pain and bump on your ear making it hard to eat. This could indicate an ear infection or inflammation near the ear, which sometimes causes swelling and discomfort affecting jaw movement.

• You might consider using an ear drop like Otogesic Ear Drops, which can help relieve pain and irritation associated with ear infections. However, it is important to use such medication only after consulting a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and ensure it is safe for you.
• Avoid touching or pressing the bump to prevent worsening the condition.
• If you notice worsening pain, spreading redness, fever, or difficulty opening your mouth, seek urgent medical attention.

Please consult an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist promptly to evaluate the bump and pain properly and get appropriate treatment. If symptoms worsen or you develop fever, consider emergency care.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.OK. I understand you're having ear pain and a bump, making eating difficult. Please tell me your age and gender.