How should otitis media be treated for a long time
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Early symptoms of otitis media, such as tinnitus, mild earache, ear tightness and blockage, are often ignored by patients, thus losing the best treatment time. Therefore, after a cold to pay attention to their own hearing, in order to early detection, timely treatment. Once become chronic otitis media, in daily life will add a lot of trouble. When you wash your hair or take a bath, if you accidentally put water into your ears, you will have pus, even smell, which makes people unable to get close to you. As time goes by, your hearing will continue to lose. You should choose the right method when you treat it. Let's take a look at the following.
How should otitis media be treated for a long time
First, earache is the main symptom of otitis media. In the early stage of otitis media, its symptoms include fever and vomiting. The symptoms of otitis media include waking up by pain at night, and the patient is easy to get angry. In severe cases, the patient will also have partial hearing loss and discharge from the ear, which is very uncomfortable.
Second: if the child is suffering from chronic otitis media, if it is not good after treatment, and if there is a stench of pus, there will be swelling and pain behind the ear, so we should take it to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, and take a film if necessary. If it is chronic mastoiditis, surgical treatment is needed.
Third: we must pay attention to the fact that the temperature of the liquid should be close to the body temperature before giving the drug to the patient. If the liquid is too cold, it should be slightly warmed to avoid nausea, vomiting and other adverse reactions. In addition, the dropper should not touch the external auditory canal wall to avoid contamination.
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The child's external auditory canal has a certain inclination, so the ear canal should be straightened before dropping medicine, so that the medicine can flow into the ear canal smoothly. After dropping the liquid, gently press the child's tragus with your fingers several times to make the liquid reach the affected area.
