How is otitis media caused?

Why do I get otitis media?

First, people can get otitis media due to a common cold or throat infection. After a person has a cold, the inflammation of the pharynx and nose will continue to spread to the eustachian tube, and then the pharyngeal opening of the eustachian tube and the mucous membrane of the lumen will appear congested and swollen, which will also cause germs to invade the middle ear, which will also cause otitis media.

Secondly, swimming is also a very important cause of otitis media in people. When swimming, there are more people in the pool, and the water in the pool may not be as clean as people think, so the bacteria and disinfectants in the water will enter the body through the nose or mouth of the human body, which will also lead to the appearance of colds, which will further lead to people suffering from otitis media.

Third, if a person is due to lack of sleep or excessive physical exertion, the immunity of the whole person will continue to decline, which will easily lead to bacteria entering the body and suffering from otitis media.

Fourth, if a person smokes cigarettes for a long time, he is likely to suffer from otitis media, and smoking cigarettes here includes not only his own cigarettes but also inhaling second-hand smoke smoked by others. Because smoking can cause a person's systemic arteriosclerosis, especially the nicotine contained in cigarettes will make small blood vessels cramp after entering the blood, hardening the arterioles of the inner ear, which will cause insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, which seriously affects a person's hearing.

Otitis media has many causes and is often a complication of upper respiratory tract infections such as the common cold or throat infections. Usually otitis media is divided into acute and chronic otitis media, acute otitis media can be cured and no longer ** if you seek medical attention in time, but chronic otitis media can't**.

There are many factors that cause otitis media, some patients are because after a cold, the respiratory tract is inflamed, the inflammation passes through the throat tube, reaches the middle ear, and then causes otitis media, and some patients often use hard objects to pick out the ear, pick out the ear, resulting in inflammation and infection in the ear to form otitis media.

The causes of otitis media are: bacterial or viral infections, upper respiratory tract infections, poor lifestyle habits.

Otitis media is mainly an inflammation of the mucosa of the middle ear. The main cause of otitis media is Eustachian tube dysfunction. Eustachian tube dysfunction due to various causes can cause otitis media.

The cause of otitis media is most likely due to a bacterial or viral infection of the middle ear. Secondly, if colds, upper respiratory tract infections and other diseases are not treated in time, it is easy to spread inflammation, which in turn leads to otitis media.

In addition, long-term smoking, drinking, excessive digging of foreign bodies in the ear canal, or failure to clean up the water in the ear canal during bathing and swimming can also cause otitis media. Once otitis media appears, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to find out the specific triggers for symptomatic. If otitis media is caused by an infectious factor, anti-infective drugs can be used to improve the condition.

Otitis media caused by a foreign body in the ear canal or smoking or alcohol consumption can also be controlled with medications**.

The preventive measures of otitis media can be described in terms of life, diet and **.

First of all, in terms of life, patients should pay attention to rest, avoid colds, and observe changes in body temperature. Especially during the onset of the disease, attention should be paid to maintaining ear hygiene. In terms of diet, patients should pay attention to drinking plenty of water, mainly eat a light diet, and avoid smoking and drinking.

Secondly, in terms of **, it is necessary to analyze the specific causes of otitis media and carry out ** according to the doctor's advice. For example, infectious otitis media requires antibiotics**. Secretory otitis media requires immunomodulators, glucocorticoids, and loose antibiotics**.

Finally, the specific ** plan needs to be examined by the doctor and listen to the doctor's opinion. Colds need to be avoided as much as possible and not to blow your nose too hard because the ears and nose are connected by eustachian tubes. When you have a cold or blow your nose vigorously, your nose may enter your middle ear through the Eustachian tube, which can easily aggravate your condition.

There are many reasons for this, such as bacteria, water ingress into the ear canal. Eustachian tube inflammation, rhinitis, Tongshen pants, fever, mumps and other conditions can be caused. It is necessary to avoid hearing loss in a timely manner. Hearing loss is irreversible.

Otitis media is mainly caused by bacterial infections, viral infections, Eustachian tube dysfunction, etc.

Hello! Otitis media may be caused by bacterial infection in the ear canal**, and general nasopharyngeal testing can also cause otitis media.

1. If a person with a cold and illness has a throat infection, inflammation will lead to otitis media, and when people are sick, inflammation will spread from the pharynx and nasal cavity to the eustachian tube, and when the inflammation reaches the mucosa of the eustachian tube and the lumen of the eustachian tube, there will be congestion and swelling, and the virus will invade the middle ear, thus causing otitis media.

2. Swimming can also cause people to suffer from otitis media, there are many people in the swimming pool, the water in it is not as clean as people think, and the ear canal is easy to be infected with bacteria and disinfectants when swimming. If you still have cold symptoms at this time, the chance of developing otitis media doubles.

3. The continuous decline of people's immunity will also cause otitis media, people will stay up late if they don't rest well, and their immunity will decrease if they lack exercise, if they want to avoid otitis media, they must improve their own immunity, ensure a healthy diet every day, enhance exercise, develop a good work and rest schedule, and avoid bacteria eroding into the body to cause otitis media.

4. People who smoke regularly will be prone to otitis media, and people who smoke or absorb second-hand smoke for a long time will have arteriosclerosis, because the nicotine in cigarettes will enter the blood to make the body's blood vessels spasm, and the blood vessels supplying the ear are hardened, which will definitely cause insufficient blood supply to the middle ear, so it will cause otitis media.

Otitis media is caused by bacterial and viral infections and can be caused by colds, flu, sinusitis, and other diseases. In infection, the pathogen invades the middle ear through the eustachian tube, or causes congestion and swelling of the eustachian tube, which makes the flow of exudate obstructed, and eventually causes symptoms of middle ear infection.

Otitis media can be divided into two categories: non-purulent and purulent, non-purulent otitis media will have congestion and swelling, purulent otitis media has acute and chronic distinctions, and the main manifestation is suppurative symptoms.

Otitis media occurs mostly in children, but also in a small number of adults, and the onset of otitis media can be particularly painful, and it is also the most common disease that plagues children. There are many causes of otitis media, which is not easy to control, let's take a look at how otitis media is caused, and the following four reasons can make people understand otitis media more thoroughly.

1. If a person with a cold and illness has a throat infection, inflammation will lead to otitis media, and when people are sick, there will be inflammation from the pharynx and nasal cavity to the eustachian tube, and when the inflammation reaches the mucosa of the eustachian tube and the lumen of the eustachian tube, there will be congestion and swelling, and the virus will invade the middle ear, thus causing otitis media.

2. Swimming can also cause people to suffer from otitis media, there are many people in the swimming pool, the water in it is not as clean as people think, and the ear canal is easy to be infected with bacteria and disinfectants when swimming. If you still have cold symptoms at this time, the chance of developing otitis media doubles.

3. The continuous decline of people's immunity will also cause otitis media, people will stay up late if they don't rest well, and their immunity will decrease if they lack exercise, if they want to avoid otitis media, they must improve their own immunity, ensure a healthy diet every day, enhance exercise, develop a good work and rest schedule, and avoid bacteria eroding into the body to cause otitis media.

4. People who smoke regularly will be prone to otitis media, and people who smoke or absorb second-hand smoke for a long time will have arteriosclerosis, because the nicotine in cigarettes will enter the blood to make the body's blood vessels spasm, and the blood vessels supplying the ear are hardened, which will definitely cause insufficient blood supply to the middle ear, so it will cause otitis media.

Now that we understand that these four groups of people are prone to otitis media, what are the symptoms of otitis media?

1. Patients with otitis media are prone to symptoms of coldness, fever, loss of appetite, and many people will also have symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting, which will be very painful.

2. Severe pain in the ear is also a symptom of otitis media, and occasionally it will be accompanied by pus-like fluid flowing out, which will smell foul and very nauseous.

3. Patients with otitis media will also have symptoms of ear tightness, and many people's hearing will continue to decline, and the symptoms of tinnitus will occur from time to time.

Now that medicine is particularly developed, **otitis media can choose drugs**, or you can choose surgery**, which can reduce the pain of patients. In daily life, people should pay more attention to avoid infection with otitis media, do not overuse the ear, do not let the ear get water, and ensure that the ear canal is not infected by bacteria.

Otitis media is caused by the imbalance of the middle ear flora, most of which are caused by external factors.

Otitis media is mostly caused by swimming in the water, and there is also a cause caused by frequent ear picking.

Therefore, take precautions when swimming.

Don't pluck your ears too often.

There are many causes of otitis media. For example, if there is a pathogen infection, the more common ones are respiratory syncytial virus, influenza virus, Streptococcus pneumoniae, or Staphylococcus aureus, etc., which may cause otitis media. If there is sinusitis, it may cause the Eustachian tube to be blocked, which will affect the drainage of the middle ear and lead to infection.

Otitis media is a bacterial and viral infection that can be caused by colds, flu, sinusitis, and other diseases. It may also be caused by the presence of sewage in the ear canal for a long time and the lack of timely cleaning, but it is not excluded that otitis media is induced by a high fever for a long time, and it may also cause otitis media when there are some local traumas. There are some other abnormalities in the body that may also cause otitis media.

Otitis media like perforated eardrum, bacterial infection, and fire can all cause otitis media.

Tympanitis. It may be caused by the long-term sewage in the ear canal and the lack of timely cleaning, but it is not excluded that it is caused by a high fever for a long time.

Suggestions: In the occurrence of otitis media should be carried out as soon as possible, because otitis media may affect hearing, and even cause some other diseases in severe cases, in **, you should choose to seek help from a doctor in a regular hospital, through topical use of drugs, surgery, etc., and also do a good job of nursing.

Otitis media is generally caused by water in the ear, if your eardrum is damaged, it happens to be in the ear with water, coupled with your own weak resistance, caused by viral or bacterial infection.

Acute upper respiratory tract infections, known as colds, are the most common cause of acute otitis media, and bacteria enter the middle ear through the Eustachian tube. In addition, unclean water entering the external auditory canal can also easily lead to otitis externa or otitis media.

Generally, it is due to the infection caused by the bacteria or viruses in the middle ear cavity mostly entering the eustachian tube retrograde, and secondly, it may also enter the middle ear through the external auditory canal.

Hello, otitis media may be caused by sewage in the ear canal for a long time and not cleaned up in time, but it is not excluded that it is caused by a high fever for a long time.

Otitis media may be caused by trauma to the eardrum and the lack of attention to water during bathing or work, causing water to enter the ear and subsequently infect the ear. It may also be an upper respiratory tract infection, resulting in otitis media, usually pay attention to ear cleaning, water should be cleaned in time, keep the ear dry. Be careful not to be in a noisy environment for long periods of time.

Otitis media is caused by a lot of **, most of them are bacterial or viral infections, and can also be caused by colds, flu or sinusitis. Some of the more common pathogens include Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus and Staphylococcus aureus, among others. In some cases of acute upper respiratory tract infection, the pathogen tends to travel retrograde through the Eustachian tube to the middle ear.

There are also many otitis media caused by Eustachian tube dysfunction, and the diseases that cause Eustachian tube dysfunction mainly include chronic sinusitis and adenoid hypertrophy.

There are many types of otitis media, and it is generally believed that there is a blockage of the Eustachian tube, infection, and immunocompromise. Nasopharyngeal tumors, adenoid hypertrophy, inferior turbinate hypertrophy, posterior nasal hole polyps, etc., can cause obstruction of the eustachian tube and put the tympanic chamber in a state of negative pressure. When negative pressure is formed in the tympanic cavity, it is easy to cause the middle ear mucosal vein to dilate and stasis, which increases the permeability of the blood vessel wall and causes leakage in the tympanic cavity.

If there are various infectious factors and the body's immune function is weakened at this time, it is easy to cause various otitis media.