"What should I do after experiencing that pain when putting in the drops and the small amount of blood I had on the cotton swab?"

If you are experiencing pain and have noticed a small amount of blood after putting drops in your ear, it is important to consult a doctor to assess the situation properly and not delay treatment. It is also advised not to insert anything, like a cotton swab, into the ear. Take care of your ear health and seek professional medical advice if needed.

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"What should I do after experiencing that pain when putting in the drops and the small amount of blood I had on the cotton swab?"

If you are experiencing pain and have noticed a small amount of blood after putting drops in your ear, it is important to consult a doctor to assess the situation properly and not delay treatment. It is also advised not to insert anything, like a cotton swab, into the ear. Take care of your ear health and seek professional medical advice if needed.