What s going on with the pain behind the hammer in the right ear

Hello, there is pain behind the right ear, it may be swollen lymph nodes, there can be a lump when you touch it gently, the swollen lymph nodes will be accompanied by a sliding mass, round or oval. It is related to inflammation and infection of surrounding tissues, such as sinusitis, chronic otitis media, chronic pharyngitis, tonsillitis, etc. The first step is to avoid pressure on the enlarged lymph nodes and take oral antibiotics**, such as amoxicillin capsules or cefradine capsules.

It is also necessary to actively search for the underlying disease and make a clear diagnosis**.

It may be caused by otitis media, it is recommended to have a check-up to rule it out, otherwise it will affect hearing for a long time. Hearing loss requires hearing aids.

Sometimes a cold can cause the root of your ears to hurt.

Stay happy, it will heal itself after a while, no big deal.

Ear sensory nerves are abundant and are connected to nerves in neighboring organs, so otalgia may be a symptom of ear disease as well as reflex otalgia caused by diseases of neighboring organs.

What could an earache be?

Ear sensory nerves are abundant and are connected to nerves in neighboring organs, so otalgia may be a symptom of ear disease as well as reflex otalgia caused by diseases of neighboring organs.

The main cause of earache is inflammation. There are two types: one is otitis externa, that is, ear boils, and the other is acute purulent otitis media.

Both types of earache are more severe and can interfere with sleep, but the nature of the pain is different. Ear boils can develop at different stages of persistent pain and throbbing. The pain worsens when the hand is pressed around the ear canal, mouth opening, and chewing movements.

After the boils suppurated and ulcerated, the earache subsided quickly. In acute purulent otitis media, the pain is deep in the ear canal, with no significant effect on external palpation and chewing movements, and is worse with swallowing, yawning, or blowing the nose. Acute purulent otitis media in adults is usually caused by upper respiratory tract infection, acute rhinitis, or sinusitis, when inflammation enters the middle ear through the eustachian tube.

When nasal secretions increase during rhinitis and affect nasal breathing, or when water enters the nasal cavity during swimming, it is easiest to squeeze the secretions into the middle ear by pinching both nostrils with your hands to blow out the secretions or water.

The correct way to blow your nose is to gently blow out the secretions in the opposite nose by pressing only one nostril, and then change the pressure on the other nostril to gently blow out the secretions in the opposite nose. If the nasal cavity cannot be ventilated, do not blow the nose reluctantly, and do not increase the force of blowing the nose without restrictions, otherwise the secretion will be blown into the middle ear.

Periauricular neuralgia is also one of the causes of earache. Neuralgia is paroxysmal, such as a sharp pinprick pain, which does not worsen to the touch, and there are no abnormal findings on the appearance of the ear. Suspicion should be raised for persistent and intractable otalgia, which may be a manifestation of malignancy.

There is also a type of reflex otalgia, which is more common in pharyngeal diseases, such as peritonsillitis, pharyngeal ulcers, pharyngeal tumors, periwisdom tooth inflammation, etc.

Hehe. So you said that running caused earache.

It's impossible.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. Good luck with you**.

It is best to go to the hospital for examination to rule out whether mastoiditis is detected early**.

It is best to consult a doctor.

The specific part of the pain behind the right ear can be described more clearly in the above picture, or it can be confirmed by ENT or otolaryngology.

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

There are two main situations to consider the pain in the ear canal, the first patient may have inflammation in the external auditory canal, which is generally caused by the patient's ear digging or dirty water in the ear canal; In the second case, the patient is considered to have neuropathic pain in the ear. It is often caused by the patient's life and work pressure, or poor rest. On the **, the former requires active anti-inflammatory, and patients can drop levofloxacin hydrochloride ear drops, and the latter requires patients to actively adjust their work and rest time, and at the same time take oral citicoline sodium capsules to nourish the nerves**.

It should be that the lymph glands are inflamed, which is commonly known as being on fire, and it will be much better if you can order anti-inflammatory drugs, and if it doesn't hurt for two days, there is no need to eat.

Probably because I've been exposed to too much stuff about whom. Be mindful, drink as little as possible, and don't eat much ice. It may be caused by water leaking in when washing your hair and not getting it out.

Don't be in a hurry, it will be fine in a few days. If it's still not good, it's better to go to the hospital to have a look.

5 years ago, I had pain at the root of my right ear, and I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the result was a meningioma. I don't think the pain at the root of my ear can be ignored.

Nowadays, more and more people wear headphones on buses and subways. After a long time, you will find that your ears start to hurt, and it seems that your hearing has also decreased. A scientific study in the United Kingdom has shown that wearing headphones for a long time to listen to music can lead to deafness 30 years earlier.

The ear is an important sensory organ of the human body, and it is also a relatively fragile organ of the human body. To love your ears and protect your ears, you need to know more about the prevention of some common ear diseases.

Cerumen plugging. Cerumen, commonly known as "ear wax", is a normal secretion of the human external auditory canal, which has a protective effect on the external auditory canal, and can lead to blockage of the external auditory canal when excessive secretion or obstruction of expulsion, thereby affecting sound conduction.

Prevention: Usually pay attention to avoid water in the ear canal; Do not pick your ears indiscriminately to reduce damage and infection; If you have too much cerumen, you can clean your ear canal regularly.

Sudden deafness.

A type of sudden neurological hearing loss of unknown cause, which is currently thought to be caused by inner ear damage caused by vascular lesions, viral infections and other factors. Unilateral hearing loss is usually found after waking up, which may be accompanied by tinnitus and vertigo.

Prevention: Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, pay attention to rest, and avoid staying up late and mental stress.

Presbycusis.

Sensorineural hearing loss, caused by degeneration of the inner ear and auditory nerve, generally occurs after the age of 60 and is the main cause of deafness in the elderly.

Prevention: Active** hypertension, diabetes, delayed neurological and microangiopathy. **In terms of hearing aids, it is mainly relied on wearing hearing aids to improve hearing, and cochlear implants can be used in severe cases.

Secretory otitis media.

Fluid in the middle ear can develop when the Eustachian tube, a drainage channel in the middle ear, is blocked, causing secretory otitis media. Secretory otitis media is a common cause of deafness in children, mainly manifested by hearing loss and septal sensation. Long-term rhinitis, sinusitis, and adenoid hypertrophy are common**.

Prevention: removal of its **, positive**nasal cavity, nasopharyngeal diseases; use of drugs to promote the absorption and drainage of middle ear fluids; If necessary, tyringapesis or tympanostomy is performed to remove middle ear fluid and improve middle ear ventilation.

Chronic purulent otitis media.

One of the main causes of conductive deafness is repeated ear discharge, perforation of the eardrum, gradual hearing loss, and cholesteatoma, which can cause a variety of intracranial and external complications. Li Congtang kindly reminds prevention: try to avoid colds and ear water to reduce acute attacks; Surgery should be performed as soon as possible to remove the middle ear lesion, reconstruct hearing, and prevent complications.

Generally, the pain behind the ear is related to 3 types of factors, the first is inflammatory infection, the most common is acute purulent otitis media, and ear vesicle zoster virus infection; The second is neuritis, the most common of which includes trigeminal neuritis. The third is pain behind the ear caused by nerve or local tissue compression.

Generally, it causes intermittent pain in the ear, and most of the nature of the pain is pinprick, mainly because of the cause of oculoneuralgia, and the common causes are directly related to the patient's mental factors, such as poor rest, excessive pressure, fatigue, and tension. In terms of **, if the pain is severe, painkillers can be used as appropriate, such as Fenpide orally, combined with drugs that improve circulation and nutrition nerves, such as Jinnadol or methylcobalamin tablets combined**, and microwave physiotherapy can be carried out locally, which can also relieve symptoms. There is also a situation caused by trigeminal neuralgia, which is mainly caused by oral use of carbamazepine to relieve symptoms, and there are some conservative ** poor results, and trigeminal nerve surgery can also be chosen**.

Your symptoms are much like vascular neuropathic headaches.

Guidance: This situation is likely to be related to rest, sleep, and mental anxiety, so it is recommended that you maintain a good regular state, avoid staying up late and tired, and ensure good sleep, this symptom should disappear quickly, if the symptoms are not relieved for a long time, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for timely examination. Symptomatic drugs such as Miclenin, Zhengtian Pills, Zhennaoning, etc. can be applied.

Based on the medical history (chickenpox) you provide, the location and its characteristics, you can be told responsibly: posterior cervical lymphadenitis.

It's as simple as that, what are you afraid of? Hehe.

It is common for lymph nodes to become more reactive to stress after human infection. It is self-healing.

It is advisable to take antibiotics such as roxithromycin to speed up regression.

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To pay attention to it, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up, early treatment of illness, early prevention of disease, and do not think that it is a small problem to delay. Hope you can accept it.