What causes otitis media?

The cause of otitis media may be that rhinitis is more serious, and it will slowly cause otitis media.

Otitis media can be caused by a variety of causes. The ear, nose and mouth caused by a cold are one with each other, and if the resistance is poor when you have a cold, it is easy to cause other causes of problems, such as otitis media, such as viral myocarditis, and swimming or bathing, which can cause local infection of the ear. There is also a long-term listening to large decibels**.

Otitis media is due to the patient's low immunity, so it is susceptible to the disease.

What are the reasons? One is in a hurry to go to the fire, maybe you can go to the ear, and sometimes the ear swims or something, the bath goes into the water, the water is not free, and after a long time, it is easy to offend people.

1. Otitis media due to a common cold or throat infection. 2. The immune system of children is not yet fully developed, which may also be one of the reasons for the high incidence of secretory otitis media in children. 3. If you don't get enough sleep or exert too much physical strength, your immunity will continue to decline, which will easily lead to bacteria entering the body and suffering from otitis media.

Otitis media is caused by an infection that attracts you, and if you don't pinch your nose, it's a different way to swim. Improper posture, trauma, etc. will lead to otitis media, and some patients will only pass through the nasopharynx in the process of swimming, because of the incorrect swimming posture, which will also lead to otitis media. The tympanic membrane perforation caused by the night will be.

It will cause infection in China and Japan, thereby inducing otitis media, perforation of the tympanic membrane, and prohibiting outward access to ** and fluid, so as not to affect the healing of the wound. Entering the middle initiates the initiation of otitis media.

There are four common causes of otitis media: 1. Caused by the decline of the patient's own resistance and immunity; 2. Otitis media caused by bacterial infection mainly includes two pathways: the external auditory canal route and the eustachian tube retrograde infection; 3. Barotrauma leads to otitis media, such as divers are susceptible to this injury; 4. Special infections, such as tuberculous otitis media, or special infections.

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What are the causes of otitis media?

1. Listening to rock and roll with headphones for a long time is also easy to cause chronic otitis media, causing tissue damage to the ear, hearing loss and other complications in severe cases, such as otitis media.

2. Incorrect nose blowing can also lead to otitis media. Some people often pinch the wings of their nose with two fingers when blowing their nose and blow out the snot vigorously. This method of blowing the nose is not only not completely blowing out the nose but also very dangerous, the nasal discharge contains a large number of viruses and bacteria, if both nostrils are pinched and blown hard, the pressure forces the nasal mucus to squeeze out to the posterior nasal orifice tube, causing otitis media.

3. Avoid swallowing water into your mouth when swimming, so as to avoid water passing through the nasopharynx and entering the middle ear to cause otitis media. For tympanic membrane perforation caused by trauma, it is forbidden to drip any watery fluid, so as not to affect the healing of the wound, and the external auditory canal can be blocked with a sterilized cotton ball to avoid infection and induce otitis media.

Fourth, smoking cigarettes can also cause otitis media. Smoking can cause systemic arteriosclerosis, especially the nicotine in cigarettes into the blood, which makes small blood vessels spasm and viscosity increases, and hardens the arterioles of the inner ear blood, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, which seriously affects hearing.

Middle ear diseases are divided into secretory otitis media and acute purulent otitis media, and chronic purulent middle ear diseases. Secretory otitis media causes are rhinitis, sinusitis, and inflammation of the nasopharynx leading to dysfunction of the eustachian tube.

Eighty percent of otitis media is caused by a cold and fever, so you should pay attention to your body.

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The causes of otitis media may be related to Haemophilus influenzae, pneumococcus, trauma, inhalation of second-hand smoke, and prolonged use of headphones to listen to high decibels**.

Hello, the cause of otitis media is most likely due to a bacterial or viral infection of the middle ear.

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Rub the medicinal cotton into thin strips, dip a little of the end of the drug, put it in the affected ear, change the dressing 2 3 times a day, clean the patient's external ear canal with hydrogen peroxide before changing the dressing, this method has the effect of detoxifying and amassing sores and building muscle and stopping bleeding. It can be used for acute and chronic otitis media, pus in the ear, filthy smell and itching pain in the ear. Pay attention to rest and ensure sleep time.

Pay attention to indoor air circulation and keep the nasal passages open. Positive ** nasal disease: Blowing the nose can not be forcefully and at the same time the two nostrils should cross the unilateral blowing of the nose. After swimming, let the water in the ears flow out, and people with chronic otitis media should not swim.

Actively prevent and treat colds.

There are usually two kinds of otitis media, one is purulent otitis media, which is mostly caused by colds. In the early stage, the earache is obvious and swollen, and fever may be present, and the pain is relieved after the tympanic membrane is perforated and pus is discharged. There is also non-purulent otitis media.

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The causes of otitis media are as follows:

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.

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.

The main disorder is Eustachian tube function. There are many causes of Eustachian tube dysfunction,1Cold nose inflammation, nasal polyps, adenoid hyperplasia or sinusitis in children can cause Eustachian tube dysfunction, and after causing Eustachian tube dysfunction, it will lead to otitis media.

Otitis media is divided into acute otitis media and acute catarrhal otitis media, in which acute otitis media is mostly caused by colds, which can be manifested as ear pain, pus, stuffiness, blockage, and hearing loss. Acute catarrhal otitis media is also mostly caused by cold, airplane or diving, and most patients present with ear stuffiness, swelling, and hearing loss.

During the examination at the otolaryngology department, it can be found that acute otitis media can manifest as tympanic tract congestion, and in severe cases, perforation of the tympanic membrane and purulent discharge can be found. Catarrhal otitis media may reveal a level of fluid in the middle ear cavity, an inverted eardrum, and symptoms of acute rhinitis or acute pharyngitis.

There are many complications caused by otitis media.

For example, acute, argumentative chronic purulent middle ear focimetic levitis can cause hearing loss, that is, ear preparation or deafness and tinnitus, and abnormal changes in acoustic impedance electrical audiometry. Long-term recurrent episodes of chronic purulent otitis media can cause hearing impairment, tinnitus, and abnormal audiometric examination, and if long-term relapse, especially bone ulcer type and cholesteatoma otitis media, it can cause serious intracranial and extracranial complications, such as abscess behind the ear, sigmoid sinus thrombophlebitis, meningitis, brain abscess and other serious intracranial and extracranial complications.

Otitis media is an inflammatory lesion affecting all or part of the structure of the middle ear (including the eustachian tube, tympanic cavity, tympanic sinus burner, and mastoid air chamber), which can occur at all ages, and is more common in children under three years of age. Otitis media can be caused by bacterial and viral infections, most of which are caused by colds, flu, sinusitis and other diseases, and can also be developed from other diseases, such as foreign bodies in the ear canal, ear canal tumors, etc., which can develop into otitis media.

The main symptoms of otitis media are as follows:

1. Ear pain, there will be pain in the deep part of the ear, and it will gradually worsen;

2. The ears will bleed pus, sometimes this pus is mucus, sometimes purulent;

3. Hearing loss and tinnitus, hearing will decrease, there will be ear stuffiness or nasal congestion, tinnitus can sometimes be mild or severe, which is the main symptom.

Otitis media is divided into acute and chronic, if it is acute otitis media, it will be accompanied by systemic symptoms, such as fever, loss of appetite and other symptoms, and pain and pus will be more obvious, the severity of chronic otitis media systemic symptoms are not necessarily, may be relatively mild, mainly hearing loss, ear pus. Of course, there will be many kinds of otitis media, such as purulent or non-purulent, acute and chronic, which need to be checked and diagnosed with the help of specialized hospitals and otolaryngologists in order to formulate different plans.