It sounds uncomfortable to have slight hearing loss and pain behind your ears. These symptoms may indicate an ear infection or inflammation that could benefit from treatment.

Based on available information, using an otic agent like Otogesic Ear Drops may help relieve pain and irritation associated with ear infections. This medication works by blocking pain signals and reducing discomfort. However, it is important to use it only as directed and avoid contamination of the dropper tip. If you experience persistent side effects such as burning, dizziness, or worsening symptoms, you should stop use and consult an ear specialist (otolaryngologist).

You should see an otolaryngologist promptly to confirm the diagnosis and receive appropriate treatment, especially since hearing loss and ear pain can sometimes indicate more serious conditions requiring medical evaluation.

Next steps:

• Avoid inserting anything into the ear canal except prescribed drops.
• Use Otogesic Ear Drops only if recommended by your doctor.
• Monitor for worsening pain, fever, or increased hearing loss.
• Schedule an appointment with an otolaryngologist for thorough assessment.
• Seek emergency care if you develop severe pain, swelling, or sudden hearing loss.

If you want, I can explain how ear infections cause these symptoms or discuss other treatment options.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.I understand that you are experiencing slight hearing loss and pain behind your ears. Please tell me your age and gender.