What medicine is good to take for auricular perichondritis, and what is auricular perichondritis?

Is there a good way to have purulent auricular perichondritis: Dr. Liu has no specific medicine for this condition. Local surgery is mandatory**.

What is auricular perichondritis: Wu Jian's auricular perichondritis can be divided into serous and purulent. Lesions are fluid of serum (serous) or pus formation (purulent) between the cartilage and perichondrium.

Serous perichondritis: puncture and aspiration under aseptic operation, injection of sclerosing agent after aseptic operation, etc., in order to prevent fluid accumulation**, local pressure bandaging should be added; There are also liquid nitrogen freezes** after extraction, and most of them can be cured after freezing 1 2 times. It can be combined with magnetic therapy and ultra-short wave diathermy therapy.

Purulent perichondritis: systemic use of adequate and effective antibiotics to control infection. Early physiotherapy is possible.

After an abscess has formed, it should be incised and drained to completely remove pus, granulation tissue, and necrocartilage. When the sequelae are severely deformant and interfere with the appearance, plastic repair can be performed.

Patients with auricular perichondritis: Wu Jian's serous perichondritis: puncture and aseptic operation under aseptic operation, inject sclerosing agent after aseptic operation, etc., in order to prevent fluid accumulation**, local pressure bandaging should be added; There are also liquid nitrogen freezes** after extraction, and most of them can be cured after freezing 1 2 times.

It can be combined with magnetic therapy and ultra-short wave diathermy therapy. Purulent perichondritis: systemic use of adequate and effective antibiotics to control infection.

Early physiotherapy is possible. After an abscess has formed, it should be incised and drained to completely remove pus, granulation tissue, and necrocartilage. When the sequelae are severely deformant and interfere with the appearance, plastic repair can be performed.

If it is not accompanied by redness, swelling, heat and pain, it is considered to be a pseudocyst of the auricle, and if there is a cyst, it is considered to be serous inside, and if it is necessary, the fluid in it needs to be surgically extracted, then bandaged under pressure, and antibiotics taken orally for one week after surgery.

Aurificular perichondritis can be divided into two categories, the first type is serous perichondritis that requires aseptic operation to extract liquid, and then pressurized bandaging may be complicated by bacterial infection resulting in purulent perichondritis, purulent perichondritis can cause cartilage necrosis, running water pus, severe can lead to external auricular deformity, and there may also be lymphadenopathy in front of and behind the ear, which requires timely use of adequate antibiotics**, the key is to prevent, usually avoid trauma to the auricle, and timely debridement and suturing when trauma occursto prevent infection.

Auricular perichondrium is a common external ear disease with redness, swelling and pain as the main evidence, and is called broken ear sores in Chinese medicine.

Modern medicine believes that the cause of perichondritis is caused by the damage to cartilage and perichondrium during cut, burn, frostbite or mastoid surgery on the auricle, and the spread of inflammation and infection of the auricle and the external auditory canal. According to the medicine of the motherland, due to local injury, the liver and gallbladder are poisoned by fire, the heat is blazing inside, the meridian is committed, the flesh is burned by heat, and the cartilage is eroded.

It has been suggested that perichondritis auricular and pseudocyst auricular are two names for the same disease. Director Wang of the Institute of Difficult Diseases of Ancient Chinese Medicine believes that the symptoms are different, and there are two different diseases. The former is a non-purulent rare disease, while the latter is a common purulent disease.

The typical symptoms of auricular perichondritis are local redness, swelling, heat and pain, heavy tenderness, fluctuating sensation, burning sensation, chills and fever, rapid heart rate, and after rupture, fistula can be formed, ulcers occur, and the disease cannot be cured for a long time. In severe cases, it can cause the adverse consequences of outer ear fracture.

It is a symptom of polychondritis. **Relapsing polychondritis (RP) is a rare, inflammatory, destructive disease that affects multiple parts of the cartilage. The disease can affect the airways, hyaline cartilage in the peripheral joints and ribs, elastic cartilage in the auricle, bridge of the nose, fibrocartilage in the axial joints, and a common matrix of proteoglycan-rich cartilage present in organs and tissues such as the eyes, heart, blood vessels, and inner ear.

Because the disease is relatively rare in China, the clinical manifestations are complex and diverse, and the first symptoms are atypical. 1. Clinical manifestations: The cartilage part of the ear, including the pinna, tragus, tragus, and external auditory canal, can have significant pain, tenderness and swelling.

The external auditory canal is edematous and narrow, and it can be bright with slag and secrete clear serous fluid. The reverse action of auricular chondritis can lead to cartilage destruction, nodular appearance of the auricle, and even flaccidity (flaccid ear), collapse, deformity, and local pigmentation, which is called cauliflower ear. Occasionally, auricular calcification may be found.

Hearing loss can occur abruptly or gradually, and hearing loss may occur in up to 40 percent of patients during the course of the disease [3].Stenosis of the external auditory canal, inflammation of the middle ear, and obstruction of the Eustachian tube can cause conductive hearing loss; Vasculitis involving the vestibular or cochlear branches of the internal auditory artery can lead to permanent neurological hearing loss, which can be accompanied by vertigo, ataxia, nausea, vomiting and other vestibular dysfunctions. 2. The choice of ** is mainly related to the severity of symptoms and the extent of organs affected, and there is no unified ** protocol at present.

**Methods include medical, surgical, and interventional. It is advisable to consult a doctor and then to address the symptoms**. Otochondritis is generally a non-infectious inflammation, and it is usually treated with indomethacin and hormones.

If it is infectious, antibiotics can be used**.

Hello, otochondritis is generally a non-infectious inflammation, and it is usually treated with indomethacin, hormones**.

Otochondritis. It should be noted that the symptoms of osteitis of the ear are painful, the ear is red and swollen, and then it becomes an abscess, bursts and drains pus, and the necrotic ear cartilage is not clear and difficult to heal. The occurrence of otochondritis is related to local dampness, compression, and infection.

Under pressure, the wound should be kept dry frequently and the exudate should be wiped off at any time.

Auriricular perichondritis.

After infection and suppuration, pus accumulates between the perichondrium and perichondrium, and the cartilage gradually dies due to blood disorders, and the auricle loses the cartilage scaffold and becomes deformed (cauliflower ear). There is a burning sensation in the pinna, and the earache is gradual and persistent.

Due to the severe earache, the patient is often irritable and unable to sleep at night. Examination reveals redness, swelling, thickening, firmness and lack of elasticity to the touch, and obvious tenderness.

After the abscess is formed, the surface of the auricle appears dark red or localized yellowish bulges with a fluctuating sensation inside.

As soon as perichondritis auricular is detected, it should be treated immediately**, and it can be cured with reasonable cures in the early stage without sequelae deformities. Prompt and adequate use of antibiotics is important. Topical wet compresses can be applied 3 times a day to promote dissipation and limitation of inflammation.

At the same time, ultraviolet and ultra-shortwave irradiation also help. If an abscess has formed, surgery should be performed**.