Where is otitis media treated

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Swimming should avoid water in the throat entrance, so as to avoid water through the nasopharynx, and into the middle ear, causing otitis media. For the perforation of tympanic membrane caused by trauma, it is forbidden to drop any watery liquid, so as not to affect the wound healing. The external auditory canal can be blocked with sterile cotton ball, so as not to induce otitis media infection. So, in life, we should pay attention to it, the following is specific about where to treat otitis media.

Where is otitis media treated

Treatment 1: before treatment, clean the ear canal with a sterile cotton swab, roll the paper into a thin tube or use a plastic tube to take in an appropriate amount of powder, and blow it into the depth of the ear canal, once to twice a day, 5 bottles for a course of treatment. If the drug powder does not come out in the ear for 8-10 days, it can be repeatedly soaked in hydrogen peroxide.

Treatment 2: drug treatment: the simple type is mainly local medication: antibiotic water solution or mixture of antibiotic and steroid hormone drugs, such as 0.25% chloramphenicol solution, chloramphenicol cortisone solution, ofloxacin ear drops, congcongcong ear oil, can be used to treat otitis media and otitis externa, prevent recurrence and achieve radical cure.

Treatment 3: ear drop method: the patient takes the sitting or lying position with the affected ear upward. Gently pull the auricle back and up, and drip 3-4 drops of medicine into the external auditory canal. Then gently press the tragus with fingers for several times to make the liquid flow into the middle ear through the perforation of tympanic membrane. Change position after a few minutes. Note that ear drops should be close to body temperature as far as possible to avoid vertigo.

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We suggest that you should pay attention to: smoking can also cause otitis media. Smoking can cause systemic arteriosclerosis, especially nicotine in cigarettes, which can enter the blood, cause vasospasm and increase viscosity of small blood vessels, and cause arteriosclerosis of the arterioles supplying blood to the inner ear, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, seriously affecting hearing.