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How long does it take for otitis media in children to get better, it depends on the severity of the patient's symptoms. If the patient only has mild ear pain, the condition of otitis media improves after a few days of ear drops, and the ear pain is obvious, and the mouth cannot be opened, and there are cases where the ear is often covered and pus is discharged. Such patients need active anti-inflammatory, swelling, and stimulation for about half a month, and the patient is in good condition.
Repeated irrigation of the patient's external auditory canal with hydrogen peroxide is conducive to rapid recovery of the disease and can reduce the exudation of secretions. The baby has secretory otitis media, how long can it be good, it is necessary to combine the baby's physical condition and the degree of otitis media and the way it is also related, so it can not be generalized, when the baby has secretory otitis media, it will also lead to pus and pain in the ear canal, and it may also affect the baby's hearing.
Suggestions: When the baby has secretory otitis media, the first thing is to do a good job of cleaning the ear canal, you can use a clean cotton swab to gently wipe off the pus, and take the baby to the hospital for medical treatment, the doctor will take corresponding measures according to the degree of different conditions after the examination, for the symptoms are relatively mild, it is generally recommended to use the way of medication.
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If it is acute otitis media, it can be cured in about a week. There is no definite expiration date for chronic otitis media because it can work backwards.
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Generally speaking, otitis media** lasts a little longer, from as little as 2 weeks to more than 3 months, which is closely related to nasal symptoms. Everyone's health and anatomical development are different, and the amount of fluid accumulation is also different, and there is no way to predict the specific course of treatment. Predictably, if there is still fluid in the middle ear after 3 months, surgery is recommended**.
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The child has acute otitis media, because the recovery of the disease requires antibiotics, and it depends on his own physical fitness, and the better the physical fitness.
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Most of the acute otitis media in four-year-old babies is not serious, and only a small number of patients are more severe. The incidence of acute otitis media in four-year-old babies is relatively high, which can easily lead to related clinical symptoms. For example, ear pain, ear canal pus, fever, but a small number of patients are particularly sick, which may cause hearing loss, and in severe cases, it may even cause related complications.
After the onset of the disease, it is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department, and you can do routine blood tests and ear endoscopy, which can help to judge the condition and make a clear diagnosis. After the condition is clear, it can be targeted**. In the process, it is recommended to go to the outpatient clinic regularly for re-examination to observe the effect, and in general, most patients have a better effect.
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If pediatric acute otitis media is timely** and there are no complications, the symptoms will be relieved soon after taking medicine or injection, and it is not serious. However, after the symptoms are relieved, you need to continue to take the medication and make sure that it is completely cured before you can stop**, otherwise, it is easy to turn into chronic otitis media.
The main clinical manifestations of acute otitis media in children are fever, headache, fatigue, swelling and pain in the ear area, feeling of fullness or blockage in the ear, hearing loss, tinnitus, loss of appetite, etc., and in severe cases, pus can be seen flowing out of the ear. Pediatric acute otitis media is mostly caused by bacterial infection, which often occurs during a cold or tonsillitis. Antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory drugs are required**.
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Acute otitis media in children is generally acute catarrhal otitis media, which is mainly caused by the child's cold. Due to the child's anatomical development, the eustachian tube is relatively low, so when the child has a cold, bacteria are easy to retrograde through the eustachian tube to the middle ear cavity and cause otitis media. The onset of this disease is usually more acute in children.
Because the condition cannot be accurately described, the child will have more severe crying, and scratch the affected ear, during the examination, the eardrum of the affected ear is in a state of acute congestion, ** is mainly the symptomatic use of antibiotics oral and topical application, generally the first choice is Telbital ear drops. Then to keep the nasal passages open, you can use vasoconstrictor drugs, such as nejuna nasal spray.
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The best principle of pediatric otitis media is to control infection, smooth drainage and ****. Adequate antibiotics should be used to control the infection in the early stage, pus should be taken for bacterial culture and drug susceptibility test after tympanic membrane perforation, allergic antibiotics should be selected, ephedrine nasal drops should be used to reduce the swelling of the pharyngeal opening of the eustachian tube to facilitate drainage, and at the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to rest, adjust diet and provide systemic support**.
Phenol glycerin drops can be used locally to reduce inflammation and relieve pain before tympanic membrane perforation, and because the drug is corrosive to the middle ear mucosa, it should be stopped immediately after tympanic membrane perforation.
If the symptoms are severe and the tympanic membrane is significantly bulging, and there is no obvious relief after **, myringotomy can be performed under aseptic operation to facilitate smooth drainage. After tympanic membrane perforation, pus from the external auditory canal should be thoroughly cleaned, and topical antibiotic aqueous solution should be used to drop the ear, and after infection control, it should heal on its own.
Patients who determine that the inflammation has subsided and the perforation has been reversed into chronic otitis media for a long time can be repaired with tympanic membrane, and at the same time, rhinitis or nasal diseases such as adenoidectomy, inferior turbinate surgery, etc.
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When the seasons change, the temperature changes greatly, and the number of colds in children increases, and the number of children with otitis media also increases. "Some people think that only a severe cold can cause otitis media in children, but in fact, a mild cold can also cause otitis media. Luo Renzhong said that the symptoms of otitis media in children are severe pain, irritability, and crying.
Because otitis media generally occurs in the middle of the night, it affects children's sleep and causes sleep disorders.
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The methods of eradication of otitis media should be classified according to the type: drug, local, and surgical.
1.Drugs**.
If acute otitis media is carried out according to the doctor's advice, choose the appropriate antimicrobial drug in sufficient amount, full course of treatment**, or add glucocorticoids according to the needs of the condition to reduce local edema and promote recovery. If nasal congestion is present, a nasal spray or antihistamine is used to reduce congestion to reduce oozing and relieve pain. The route of medication can be topical, oral or intravenous according to the condition.
2.Part**.
If otitis media is not very severe, antibiotic ear drops** may be used. Wash your ears before taking the drug to remove excess secretions from the external auditory canal and middle ear cavity. At the same time, pay attention to keep the ears dry, avoid water in the ears, and do not use cotton swabs or ear picks to pick the ears.
3.Surgery**.
If there is a dry tympanic membrane perforation, you can choose to do tympanic membrane repair surgery to close the tympanic membrane, so as to better **otitis media, prevent otitis media**, and achieve the purpose of **. If chronic otitis media is damaged by bone destruction and cholesteatoma formation, surgery should be considered to remove the lesion bone and cholesteatoma, and hearing reconstruction surgery should be considered to strive for a certain degree of hearing improvement, so as to terminate the lesion and achieve the goal of otitis media.
Otitis media is not an incurable disease, as long as you insist on staying in a regular hospital, you can ** otitis media.
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Hello, the child's condition is considered to be due to clinical symptoms caused by otitis media, if necessary, anti-infective drugs ** are used to improve local symptoms, infusions can be applied**.
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Hello! The eustachian tube in children is still in the stage of growth and development, and the eustachian tube is short and thick, and almost in the same plane as the horizontal plane. In this way, once the opening of the Eustachian tube is opened during a cold, purulent nasal discharge can easily enter the middle ear from the opening of the Eustachian tube, which is the objective condition for children prone to otitis media.
To prevent the occurrence of acute otitis media in children, the following points must be noted:
1. Actively improve the cold and flu to reduce the harm of the disease to the body.
2. Follow the doctor's instructions and insist on using nasal drops.
3. During the cold, discharge purulent nasal discharge in the nose in time, but do not pinch the nose with both hands to blow the nose, and avoid pressing the purulent nasal discharge into the opening of the Eustachian tube.
Fourth, if you have acute otitis media, you should take anti-inflammatory drugs in time and take symptomatic antibiotics. In order to avoid the increase of pus in the middle ear causing tympanic membrane perforation, resulting in purulent otitis media, which will affect future hearing.
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Cephalosporin antibiotics may be used if bacterial infections are present, viral infections require antiviral drugs, and mycoplasma infections often require macrolide antibiotics.
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Drug**: Drug** is mainly through antibacterial, pus-draining, swelling to achieve the purpose of narrowing the perforation. Different drugs are selected according to the patient's condition.
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Pediatric otitis media can occur in children of all ages, according to statistics, more than 80% of children at the age of three have had otitis media, and one-third of otitis media patients are affected by the disease within one year of age.
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1. Respiratory tract and nasopharyngeal diseases: When patients have respiratory diseases, rhinitis and nasopharyngeal diseases, because the middle ear is connected with the nose and pharyngeal tube, if there are a large number of bacteria in the nasopharynx, these bacteria will take the opportunity to enter the patient's ear, thus causing the occurrence of otitis media.
2. Swimming: When children are swimming, water is easy to enter the ears from the external auditory canal, and there are more people in the swimming pool, and the cleaning and sanitation are not in place, and the bacteria and viruses in the water can easily enter the child's body through the nose and mouth, thus causing the occurrence of otitis media. Therefore, when the ears are wet, you must pay attention to wiping the ear canal with a cotton swab dipped in a little cleaning solution, which can effectively kill harmful bacteria and prevent the occurrence of otitis media.
3. Spread of the outer ear: although parents are more careful when picking out the ears of their children, the children are restless and can easily cause damage to the eardrum or mucosa of the external auditory canal, so that the secretions in the ears enter the middle ear, so that the middle ear is infected, thus causing otitis media.
4. Poor immunity: children's immunity is relatively poor, which will not only cause hypoplasia of the middle ear immune function, but also easily cause the occurrence of some respiratory diseases, thereby causing the appearance of otitis media.
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In fact, for Chinese, not to mention how old they are, many children like to get this kind of face as long as you have living habits or are prone to colds, children are prone to otitis media.
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Yes. This is very good in layman's terms. Each one is different. Compare to those who say. You can ask a professional for answers. It's okay to ask more about the people around you. It should be treated in conjunction with daily life.
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