How to treat acute otitis media
summary
The occurrence of some acute otitis media varies from person to person. Suppurative otitis media is called "rotten ear". However, those who know it should be familiar with the inflammatory lesions caused by the invasion of suppurative pathogens such as Streptococcus, Staphylococcus pneumonia, etc. in the middle ear canal. Acute suppurative otitis media is mainly caused by a cold, and some other reasons are tympanic membrane trauma and invasive bacteria Children's resistance is poor, easy to catch cold, measles, scarlet fever, and children's eustachian tube is short, wide, several horizontal positions, double nose blowing nose or lying down to feed milk, bacteria are very easy to invade middle ear disease. How to treat acute otitis media.
How to treat acute otitis media
First, we can use 5 pieces of fresh Saxifraga to mash the juice, and then filter with gauze and add borneol. When using, we can first flush the external auditory canal with hydrogen peroxide solution, and then drop Saxifraga solution into the ear three times a day. Can treat suppurative otitis media.
Second: then we can boil 30 grams of sesame oil in a pan and spoon, put the Sophora flavescens in it immediately, remove it when it is scorched, and finally put the borneol into it for stirring. This method can treat suppurative otitis media caused by wind fire and damp heat by dropping ear three times a day.
Third: finally, appropriate antibiotics should be used. No tympanic membrane perforation, ear canal is no pus outflow, can use 1% phenol glycerin ear, tympanic membrane perforation; pus, first use hydrogen peroxide to clean the pus, drip 0.25% antibiotics such as chloramphenicol ear drops, nasal drops, 1% ephedrine solution to make eustachian tube unobstructed will help to improve middle ear drainage.
matters needing attention
Chronic suppurative otitis media, sudden high fever, severe headache and earache may be symptoms of intracranial and extracranial complications. Continue with blood, pus, without heating, but appear otodynia, mouth and eye skew and other symptoms, to consider the possibility of a middle ear malignant tumor.