What causes intratragus pain? What causes pain in the ear?

It may be an abscess of the external auditory canal, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

Problem analysis: Eat more iron-rich foods. Iron deficiency tends to harden red blood cells, reduce the ability to transport oxygen, and the insufficient supply of nutrients to the ear, which can impairs the function of hearing cells and leads to hearing loss. Iron supplementation can effectively prevent and delay the occurrence of tinnitus and deafness in middle-aged and elderly people.

Suggestions: Soy products. Nutrition experts believe that soybeans are a food with a higher iron content, and both iron and zinc are much higher than other foods.

Soybeans also contain a lot of calcium, which can supplement the lack of calcium metabolism in the cochlea and improve the symptoms of deafness and tinnitus. Iron supplementation in the human body can dilate microvessels, soften red blood cells, and ensure blood flow in the ear**, which can effectively prevent hearing loss. Eat foods that have a blood-invigorating effect.

It can dilate blood vessels, improve blood viscosity, and help maintain the normal microcirculation of small blood vessels in the ear. Black fungus, leeks, red wine, rice wine, etc. can be often eaten.

Based on the situation you describe, it is recommended that you take your child for a formal check-up. Pain in the ear may be caused by diseases such as otitis media, otitis externa, boils in the external auditory canal, ear canal parasites, ear neuralgia, and ear herpes.

If the ear is inflamed, it may be on fire, and people are prone to fire in spring.

Otitis media, take some medicine and it's fine.

Do you have rhinitis? Is it a cold in the past two days, the cold will cause the Eustachian tube to be blocked, so that the middle ear is not ventilated with the outside world, causing the tympanic membrane to invert, it may be painful, do more swallowing exercises, if you are not at ease, it is best to go to the hospital to see.

If it's water, go to the doctor.

Earache generally refers to pain in or around the ear, most of which are caused by inflammatory diseases, and a few are referred or reflex pain. There are roughly three types of causes of earache: 1. Ear diseases, including external ear (auricle, external auditory canal), middle ear diseases, clinically often caused by external ear injury, inflammation, foreign body puncture wound, swelling incarceration, etc., in addition to congestion and edema, the outer ear is often accompanied by mouth opening and chewing disorder and tragus tenderness or auricular traction pain, but otitis media and its complications or earache caused by middle ear cancer do not have the above signs of external ear pain, this kind of ear pain is also called primary ear pain.

2. Earache caused by nerve reflexes adjacent to or far from organs, such as impacted teeth, dental caries, misaligned occlusion, temporomandibular arthritis, acute tonsillitis of the throat, swelling around the tonsils, after tonsil surgery, ulcers or malignant tumors, cervical osteoarthritis and pediatric upper respiratory tract and digestive tract diseases can cause referred otalgia, and the pain is reflected to the ear through the branches of the trigeminal nerve, glossopharyngeal nerve, facial nerve, vagus nerve and cervical nerve, which is also called secondary otalgia. 3. There are also a very small number of unexplained neuralgia, mostly paroxysmal pain, but no obvious lesions were found in the specialist examination. Therefore, the cause of earache should be specifically analyzed, in addition to the medical history, the mouth, ear, throat, neck should be examined, if necessary, X-ray, CT scan, after a clear diagnosis, the targeted cause can be carried out**.

According to the symptoms of pain in the nose area of your body, considering that it is caused by local inflammation and infection, it is recommended to go to the hospital to pass the diagnosis through examination, and then pass anti-infection and other drugs in time**.

Hiccups with ringing in the ears and ear pain, if the pain is not severe, are considered to be related to the airflow that hits the eardrum during hiccups. Eustachian tubes are present on both sides of the nasopharynx, which lead outward to the tympanic chamber of the middle ear, and the eustachian tubes are usually closed. When the jaw joint moves, such as swallowing and yawning, the eustachian tube opens.

During hiccups, airflow in the stomach can also cause the Eustachian tube to open, and the airflow enters the tympanic cavity through the open Eustachian tube, which can impinge on the eardrum and cause a ring. Because the eardrum is rich in sensory nerve endings, it may cause ear pain if there is a lot of airflow. If there is inflammation of the eardrum, it can also cause ear pain during hiccups, and the ear pain is more severe, and hearing loss may occur.

Under normal circumstances, the Eustachian tube is constantly opened and the pharyngeal muscles move, so that the air pressure in the middle ear is balanced with the outside atmospheric pressure, which is an important condition for maintaining normal hearing.

Hello, according to your description, if your ears are always painful, it means that you may be caused by an infection in the ear canal. It may be otitis media, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up, and if necessary, you can hand over the medicine**.

Hello, what's the deal with earache?

There are many causes of ear pain, and in general, they are mostly caused by inflammation, such as acute purulent inflammation of the hair follicle of the external auditory canal, that is, boils and swelling of the external auditory canal, which can cause ear pain symptoms, and the pain is aggravated when the earlobe is pulled. In addition, if it is an acute purulent inflammation of the middle ear cavity, ear pain symptoms can also occur, and once the tympanic membrane is perforated and pus drains, the pain is reduced.

So if you have ear pain, what is going on, then the most common cause of ear pain is generally due to the ear canal, and the middle ear, the reason for the ear canal is that you look inside the ear canal, if there is a foreign body obstruction in the ear canal, such as with cerumen embolism, and then there is an ear canal after the water enters, the embolism may be infected and inflamed, or everyone has picked the ear wax too violently, and the external ear canal is damaged, and there will be ear pain. Then there will be a congested swelling of the entire ear canal, and even narrowing of the ear canal.

So this kind of earache caused by the external auditory canal, you can gently stretch your auricle, you will feel that when you stretch, there is obvious pain, then this we are generally speaking, it is otitis externa, then of course you go to the otolaryngology, the doctor will give you a more professional diagnosis and treatment, then another kind of ear pain, is due to the inflammation of the middle ear, an acute inflammation of the manifestation, so whether we generally say, if there is inflammation, it is redness, swelling and hot pain, there will be local pain, local ** Swelling of the soft tissues, followed by a local increase in skin temperature, or a fever all over the body, is local pain.

It is best to go to the hospital to check for inflammation.