What causes earache?

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Touch the pharynx with your hands to see if there is a lump and if your swallow is painful. The location of the pain is**.

Then look in the mirror to see if there are lumps, suppurations, hard lumps, etc. around the ears.

Shake your head from side to side to feel if there is a lump moving inside your ears. Generally, if the ear discharge is not cleaned up for too long, ear knots will form, and over time, it will not be able to come out on its own.

Seek medical attention and report the above situation to the doctor, so that the doctor has a complete information, which will help the doctor to make correct judgments and cure as soon as possible. I wish you good health.

Precautions. Don't take medicine without knowing your condition.

Do not go to unofficial hospitals and clinics to avoid wasting money and delaying your visit.

Pain may occur in both the outer ear and the middle ear, and inflammation in other adjacent parts of the ear may also cause radiating pain. See a doctor.

May be mild otitis media.

Keep water out of your ears and keep them dry and clean.

My condition is not necessarily otitis media, it may also be caused by neuralgia, and I usually need to strengthen the protection of my ears, try to avoid water in my ears, maintain a good daily routine, and I can also go to the hospital for a check-up.

Hello, is it an ear ache? Is it on fire? Is there a history of otitis media? It is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital to do a detailed examination, so as not to miss the best time.

Generally, earache is caused by inflammation, so be careful.

It is best to have an external auditory canal examination, etc., and pay more attention to your diet.

1. Inflammation of the outer ear, such as boils or cellulitis around the auricle, can be physiotherapy, local anti-inflammatory ointment, severe inflammation can be oral anti-inflammatory drugs.

2. Inflammation of the ear canal, such as ear canal boils or ear fistula patients complicated by infection, fistula opening in the ear canal will also cause ear pain, you can apply anti-inflammatory ointment or ofloxacin ear drops topically, and go to the hospital to change the dressing after suppuration.

3. Patients with bullous myringitis and acute otitis media will also have ear pain, and oral antiviral drugs or anti-inflammatory drugs can be used, and local ear drops of ofloxacin can be given.

Fourth, patients with throat inflammation will also cause reflex earache through nerve reflexes, and the throat should be inflamed.

5. Patients with neuropathic otalgia, who have no inflammation and no tumor, will also have earache and need to go to the neurology department for diagnosis.

1. Neuropathic pain.

If you have pain in the tendons behind the ear, it may be neuropathic, and it usually doesn't occur very often, only occasionally, and the pain is bursting and bursting. This condition can be observed for a period of time to see if the pain will continue if some medications to relieve neuropathic pain will be taken. Normally, such pain will go away on its own, don't be too nervous, and take proper rest.

2. Pain caused by cold and fire.

Some people have a cold that hurts the back of their ears. In this case, you have to catch a cold first, and the symptoms of pain will be relieved when the cold is healed. Colds must be divided into wind-heat colds and wind-cold colds, and different colds take different medicines.

Burning is also a common symptom of everyone, when the fire often occurs gum pain or tendon pain behind the ear, taking some fire medicine or eating some heat and detoxification food can relieve the symptoms.

3. Unexplained pain.

If you have a tendon pain behind your ear, you may not be able to find the cause, so you should pay attention to the severity of the pain at this time, and if it is very painful, you can take some painkillers. It's best to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine what's causing the pain.

There are many causes of ear pain, which can be acute tonsillitis, acute pharyngitis, pain caused by radiating to the ear, or simple otitis externa or acute otitis media, ear pain caused by radiation to the ear.

What causes ear pain? I had ear pain, probably due to a fire or a general inflammation or something like that. You can go to the hospital and see a doctor.

There are often people who suddenly feel pain in their ears when they are working or studying, but many people don't know how to cause it, what is the cause of ear pain.

1.First of all, it may be because of the sudden arrival of a relatively cold environment in a relatively hot environment, resulting in the same pain as the external ear pressure.

2.Secondly, when you feel uncomfortable in the ear, you like to dig in the ear with your fingers, but the ear canal is very fragile, if you use too much force or often, it is easy to puncture the ear canal, which causes infection and inflammation. Not only can this cause earache but may also cause bleeding.

3.Finally, as we all know, the sound of the train running and the sound of the horn are very harsh, and the author's relatives often suffer from labor pains in their ears because they have lived by the railway since they were children, and they often suffer from ringing in the ears.

Precautions. If you don't want to endure the earache, you can choose to put a few drops of pharmaceutical alcohol in the ear and suck it out with a cotton swab after a while, which can relieve the pain.

Respiratory and nasopharyngeal diseases, swimming, fatigue, smoking, group living, etc.

Extended Materials. First of all, diseases caused by bacterial infections, such as boils and otitis externa, are often accompanied by tragus tenderness and auricular traction pain, which are easier to diagnose. If it is otitis media, it may be accompanied by symptoms of ear discharge. Secondly, ear fungal infections caused by unclean ear cleaning and other reasons are mostly accompanied by ear itching.

There are also diseases caused by viral infections, such as bullous myringitis and hunt syndrome, the former is more painful and more severe, and the latter is not easy to diagnose in the early stage, which can manifest as redness and swelling of the auricle** and herpes.

Lesions near the ear can also cause earache. Such as temporomandibular arthritis, mumps. The former is mostly aggravated when opening the mouth and chewing, while the latter can cause local redness and swelling. Another example is styloid syndrome, which may be accompanied by pharyngeal pain and a foreign body sensation in the pharynx.

Respiratory and nasopharyngeal diseases: such as colds, rhinitis, pharyngitis, etc. When there are a lot of bacteria in the nasopharynx, these pathogens can easily enter the ear and cause otitis media.

Swimming: When swimming, water enters the ear from the external ear canal, and bacteria or disinfectants in the water can enter the body through the nose and mouth, causing a cold, which in turn causes otitis media.

Fatigue: Lack of sleep or excessive physical exertion is the main cause of weakened immunity, and it is very important to maintain health with a regular life, a balanced diet and moderate exercise.

Smoking: If someone in the family smokes, even if he is not around him, his hair and clothes will be stained with cigarette harmful substances, which will adsorb to the nasal mucosa of his family and easily cause inflammation.

In acute cases, there may be dull otalgia, which is often the first symptom of the patient, and can be persistent or throbbing. In chronic cases, the earache is not obvious. The condition is often accompanied by occlusion or fullness in the ear, which can be temporarily relieved by pressing the tragus.

It is low-key intermittent, such as "crackling" sounds, buzzing sounds, and running water sounds. When the head moves, yawns, or blows the nose, there may be a sound of breath passing through the ears. Hearing loss, increased self-hearing.

When the head is tilted forward or shifted to the unaffected side, hearing may be temporarily improved as fluid leaves the cochlear transmission (dislocated hearing improvement). When the fluid is thick, hearing does not change due to changes in head position. If one ear is diseased, the other ear has normal hearing, and it can go unnoticed for a long time, and it will only be detected during the experience.

Be careful not to pick your ears with sharp objects, such as keys, nails, etc., which are relatively sharp and easy to scratch the ** in the ears and eyes, resulting in infection, which can cause inflammation.