What should I do if the pain of otitis media in children is unbearable?

It's best to go to a regular big hospital to see what level of otitis media has reached? Take your medicine as directed to see if there is any relief. In general, otitis media may also need to be irrigated in the hospital, which is according to the doctor's instructions.

First of all, the pain is caused by the severe pain in the ears of infants and young children, and it needs to be carried out with anti-inflammatory**, when the inflammation is eliminated, the natural pain will be reduced.

The elimination of inflammation requires a process, so it is necessary to wait for this process, and if the pain is unbearable, some anti-inflammatory drugs need to be taken orally and some painkillers need to be taken, such as ibuprofen suspension, which is used in children to reduce fever and can also be used for pain relief.

Pediatric acute otitis media, unbearable pain, what to do? It is important to go to the hospital in a timely manner**. In this way, the child's otitis media will be resolved. Get**.

Otitis media is actually related to many factors, such as the patient has a cold, it may also induce otitis media, and when washing hair and bathing, if you do not pay attention to the flow of water into the ears.

In general, patients with acute otitis media in children, if there are clinical symptoms of pain, it is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department of a regular hospital to use phenol glycerin and other drugs to relieve pain under the guidance of a doctor, but it must be avoided in the case of ear pus. During this period, patients can also consider using analgesic drugs**, and it is also recommended that patients use antibiotics and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor to control the inflammatory response. If the results are not good, surgery may be necessary** to avoid very serious purulent infections.

How to relieve the pain of acute otitis media in children, you should take pediatric anti-inflammatory drugs, and give glycerin syrup to the child's ears three times a day.

Usually, acute otitis media in children can be relieved by the use of drugs such as phenol glycerin, but it should be avoided in the case of pus in the ear. During this period, patients may also consider using pain-relieving medications**.

Advice: It is recommended that patients need to use antibiotics to control the inflammatory response, and then may need to undergo surgery** if the results are not good, to avoid very serious purulent infections.

1. Causes of otitis media.

Children have a high incidence of otitis media. Especially in infants and young children, 8 9 out of 10 babies have been looking for otitis media before the age of 3. This is mainly because of these two reasons.

First of all, because the child's immune system is developing, it is susceptible to colds and other viruses. Second, it is related to the structure of the eustachian tube. Compared to adults, the Eustachian tube, which connects from the middle ear to the back of the throat, is shorter, wider, straighter, and flatter, making it easier for bacteria and viruses to enter the middle ear from the nasopharynx, causing otitis media.

Once a cold occurs, the eustachian tube in infants becomes abnormal, fluid accumulates, and viruses multiply and enter the middle ear through the eustachian tube, causing infection.

Second, how to **.

If your infant has a history of otitis media, please take ear protection measures such as using earplugs for swimming. Immediately after swimming, clean up any water that has accumulated in your ear canal. Place in a soft cotton ball and remove after a few minutes.

However, if otitis media in infants is not already**, or if the external ear canal is damaged, avoid swimming while you have sinusitis. Babies who are away from secondhand smoke are 19% more likely to develop otitis media if they are exposed to secondhand smoke. In addition, there is an increased risk of respiratory infections, bronchiolitis, pneumonia, etc.

So, make sure your home is smoke-free and keep your baby away from second-hand smoke when you go out. If the sanitation of the baby is not good, the probability of otitis media will increase.

If the child has otitis media, you can go to the hospital for a check-up, you can take injections or medicines, only after the examination can the child's symptoms be serious, what should I do**.

In this case, it is best to find a doctor and ask the doctor to prescribe a little anti-inflammatory drug, and also apply some topical medicine.

When a child has otitis media, it needs to be carried out in a timely manner according to the child's disease and physical condition**, and otitis media can be carried out with drugs or through surgery and other methods**. However, due to the different physical conditions and diseases of each child, the specific method needs to be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

Only otitis media has no other complications, and topical drugs are the mainstay, and ear drops and ear canal irrigation can be given**. If there are systemic symptoms such as fever, lack of food, vomiting, etc., and the inflammatory markers are significantly increased, intravenous antibiotics are also required to fight infection**.

You can give your child a little lighter food, drink more water, take your child to the hospital to prescribe some medicine, apply some medicine, so that it will be better faster.

You can go to the hospital**, you can drink some anti-inflammatory drugs, you can get a good solution, and avoid picking your ears in life.

Take your child to the hospital and ask the doctor to clean your child's ears so that your child's otitis media can be solved.

Hello: At present, the pain relief mainly relies on external anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, which directly put the medicine into the ear canal, which has a local inflammation reduction effect on the eardrum. If the pain is severe, oral anti-inflammatory pain medications can relieve symptoms throughout the body, including ear symptoms.

If the pain does not go away, further tests, such as a CT or MRI of the ear, may be needed to determine whether the pain is caused solely by acute otitis media.