There will be juice in my ears, what should I do?

Hello! It may be otitis media. Chronic otitis media infection is slow to onset but devastating enough to cause permanent damage.

Therefore, early detection and early** are very important. Slow staining produces pus, which eventually perforates the eardrum, often damaging or destroying the small bones of the middle ear. There is another type of chronic otitis media called cholesteatoma, which can cause facial paralysis and even brain infection.

If the infection is advanced, it may spread to the mastoid bone behind the ear. If the mastoid is infected, you may need to have a mastomy**. Method:

Medications**, Surgery**.

1.Mastoid surgery: It is a lesion of the mastoid, tympanic sinus and intratympanic area, which communicates with the external auditory canal to form a cavity covering the epithelium.

The purpose of the operation is to completely remove the lesions of the mastoid process, tympanic sinus, tympanic cavity and Eustachian tube tympanic orifice, stop pus, obtain dry ears, and prevent and treat intracranial and extracranial complications.

2.Modified mastoid surgery: It is to remove the lesions of the mastoid cavity, tympanic sinus entrance and upper tympanic chamber without damaging or less damaging the intratympanic structure, so as to maintain or improve the patient's hearing.

The key to chronic otitis media is to determine the type of chronic otitis media and then use the appropriate ear microsurgical techniques.

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I also think it's otitis media, didn't the doctor tell you when you went to the hospital?

There is water in the ear, mainly in the following cases:

1. For example, if there is water in the ears when washing your hair, bathing or swimming, just drain the water in the ears directly, and tilt your head to one side, so that the water in your ears can flow out. Tilt your head to the side of the ear that has entered the water, and the ear hole is downward, and jump on the spot with one foot on the same side a few times, and at the same time pull the ear with your hand to straighten the ear canal and let the water flow out. If both ears are flooded, it is not easy for water to enter the inside of the ear due to the presence of air in the inner lining of the ear, so jump on one side and then the other after jumping, but do not dig the ear with your hands, so as not to dig the ear canal and cause infection.

Second, it should be considered that this water is not water from the outside world, but water from the human body itself, and this water may be the case of cerebrofluid otorrhea. In the case of otorrhea with cerebral effusion, auxiliary examinations such as magnetic resonance, CT, and endoscopy should be performed to find the fistula, and then the surgical treatment should be carried out.

Third, there is also the fact that it is not simply water, it may be other pus or blood. Pus may indicate a secondary infection, serous pus or mucopurulent pus, and pure pus is not called pus. We need to find the cause of the secondary infection and give the corresponding anti-infection**.

Fourth, if there is blood, find out the cause of bleeding; If it is a tumor, aggressive surgical treatment is required.

1. If the outside water goes in, such as when washing your hair, bathing, or swimming, you can generally pour out the water by turning the ear of the affected side downwards and jumping on one foot by chaining. If it is an inflamed, watery, purulent discharge in the ear itself, you need to go to the hospital to irrigate the external ear canal.

2. The ear consists of three parts: the outer plexus plexus ear, the middle ear and the inner ear. Auditory receptors and positional receptors are located in the inner ear, so the ear is also called a auditory. The outer and middle ears are also listed as appendages to hearing bits.

The outer ear consists of two parts: the auricular and the external auditory canal. In addition, there are ear hairs and some glands on the ** of the external auditory canal, and the secretions and ear hairs of the glands have a certain blocking effect on the entry of foreign bodies such as dust from the outside.

It may be earwax in the external auditory canal, also known as oily ear and cerumen.

There are also sebaceous glands in the external auditory canal, which can secrete a certain amount of oil, and the light yellow viscous liquid is yellow wax-like chips after drying, and a thin layer of oil is called cerurum. Sometimes the oil is semi-solid, forming a lump and blocking the external auditory canal, which is an earwax embolism. The danger of earwax embolism is that dry knots or sticky cerumen block the ear canal and affect hearing.

Note: Some people see some discharge in their ears and naturally want to use a toothpick or ear dig to help the baby dig it. In fact, this is not good, secondly, in the process of picking ears, there is an accidental external impact, in case of accidentally digging pain, a mess, may lead to digging through the eardrum, deafness.

Sometimes cerumen may be secondary to bacterial infection, inflammation of the ear canal, and eventually an abscess. You should go to the hospital to see the ENT department, first drop the outer ear with medicated solution, and then remove the cerumen mass under the direct vision of the otoscope after the ear wax is soft.

If you feel water in your ears but are dry, you often have secretory otitis media, also known as oozing otitis media. There is a tube between the middle ear and the nasal cavity, called the eustachian tube, also known as the eustachian tube. Normally, due to the presence of this duct, the air pressure inside and outside the middle ear is balanced.

When the eustachian tube is obstructed due to various reasons, the air in the middle ear will be absorbed by the mucosa, forming a negative pressure state, resulting in the venous dilation of the middle ear mucosa, the increase of serum exudate, and the accumulation of tympanic fluid in the tympanic chamber of the middle ear, forming tympanic effusion. This condition is mainly caused by various inflammations and anatomical abnormalities of the nasopharynx, such as nasal polyps, nasal cysts, sinusitis, nasopharyngeal adenoidal hypertrophy, and upper respiratory tract infections. The diagnosis can be confirmed by otoendoscopy and acoustic impedimentometry.

There is often water in the ear, usually due to the effusion of tissue fluid caused by inflammation.

It is recommended to use the following approach].

1. Stand up, bend your head, put the ear with water down, and then jump on the spot with one leg. When you jump up and land, you should also shake your head down, so that it is easier to come out.

2. Half squatting and half standing, almost in a horse step posture, the body is erect, and then shake the head. If it is the left ear, throw it from the back left side of the body to the front left side.

3. It is recommended to use ofloxacin ear drops plus cephalosporins to be anti-inflammatory**.

4. Pay attention to the light diet and do not eat spicy food.

1.Hello, it is a common occurrence for the ears to get into the water while swimming, but never dig the ears with your hands to avoid digging the ear canal and causing infection. Tilt your head towards the side of the ear that has entered the water, and then use the same foot as a one-foot support, and after a few jumps on one foot, the water will be discharged.

2.Use cotton to absorb the moisture in your ears slowly, but be very careful not to break your eardrums. If none of the above methods can drain the water, you may have to go to the hospital or clinic for treatment.

This condition may be related to inflammation of the middle ear, or it may be caused by liver, gallbladder, and stomach fire. It is recommended that you go to the more professional Chengdu Minsheng Otolaryngology Specialist Hospital for a check-up. The living people are very friendly and responsible.