Physical therapy of otitis media

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Recently, there are always symptoms of tinnitus and deafness. Sometimes the ears are still very painful. I don't know what's going on. I'm worried about hearing loss. So I went to the hospital to have an examination. As a result, I came out and said it was otitis media. After seeing the doctor, the situation seems to be better. Do you know about the physical therapy of otitis media? Let's talk about the physical therapy of otitis media.

Physical therapy of otitis media

Treatment 1: surgical treatment, fruit ear pus stop, dry ear, small perforation of tympanic membrane, mostly self-healing. Tympanoplasty should be performed in time for the patients with chronic middle ear diseases, so as to preserve or improve hearing. If necessary, the ossicular chain should be explored or mastoidectomy should be performed.

Treatment 2: etiological treatment, active treatment of chronic nasal, sinus and nasopharyngeal diseases that affect the function of eustachian tube, such as chronic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis, nasal polyps and adenoid hypertrophy.

Treatment 3: intratympanic drug injection, such as intratympanic injection of glucocorticosteroid hormone, chymotrypsin, batroxobin, etc., can achieve the effect of loosening and preventing adhesion.

matters needing attention

Attention should be paid to this disease: it is very important to see a doctor as soon as possible when children's ears are suspected to be infected. To do this, you need to know the symptoms that indicate ear infections. When an ear infection occurs, older children complain of ear pain or swelling. But younger children can't describe ear pain yet, so you need to pay attention to other signs of impending ear infection, such as: children pulling or scratching ears; hearing or balance problems; crying more than usual; fluid flowing out of the ears (symptoms that have been infected include fever, crying, scratching ears, nausea and vomiting).