Can otitis media be cured? How to treat otitis media to eradicate it?

There are different types of otitis media, and only the right approach for different types of otitis media can achieve great results. For example, non-purulent otitis media and exudation in the middle ear are mainly due to the effusion of fluid in the middle ear caused by poor function of the Eustachian tube, which is called non-purulent otitis media, also called secretory otitis media, and also called exudative otitis media. At this time, there is water in the middle ear, and the correct way is to eliminate the water in order to achieve the goal.

It can be achieved by drug method, by tympanic membrane puncture pumping method, or by tympanic membrane tube pumping method.

In purulent otitis media, drugs must be used before tympanic membrane perforation, systemic antibiotics, topical nasal drops, and ear drops to control inflammation and prevent tympanic membrane perforation. Once perforation occurs, it should be carried out in time, and conservative or surgical measures should be taken according to the patient's condition, so as to achieve better results.

In the early stage of acute inflammation, active antibiotics and antiviral, mucus enhancers are given, and if necessary, the ear can be matched with external ear drops.

Otitis media is OK, generally, the effect of otitis media is ideal, the principle is decided according to the patient's situation, and the choice of program will be different.

The effect of otitis media can be achieved by some different methods, the effect is more obvious for acute otitis media, and for chronic otitis media, it is relatively difficult, such as cholesterol granuloma of the middle ear, which has not yet achieved the effect.

Can otitis media be cured? Yes, the Central Plains can cure the roots, cooperate with the doctor**. It can be cured at all.

Go to the central hospital for a check-up, don't think it's a trivial matter, don't be afraid of 10,000.

Otitis media is generally divided into acute and chronic. Acute otitis media will be cured if it is reduced in time in about half a month. The symptom of chronic otitis media is that it is easy to recur and not easy to **. If necessary, surgery can be used.

The symptom of chronic otitis media is that it is easy to recur and not easy to **. If necessary, surgery can be used.

Tympanitis. How**? Eradication.

It's a hard question. Even the doctor, he doesn't dare to guarantee you. Thick roots but.

How did you get otitis media? This should be made clear. Figured this out.

Absolutely. Through **** otitis media.

How is an administrative officer****? As long as you are thorough**, you can be completely ** as long as you don't interrupt.

1. Key points of self-treatment 1Actively ** nasopharyngeal diseases to prevent germs from entering the middle ear and causing inflammation. 2.

Do not blow the nose vigorously and rinse the nasal cavity casually, and do not press both nostrils at the same time, and should cross the nose to blow the nose unilaterally. 3.Pick up the bottom earwax with great care, and it is advisable to wet it before digging to avoid damaging the eardrum.

4.After swimming ashore, the side head jumps on one foot and gives way to the ears.

Generally speaking, otitis media is still possible after treatment of Sun Yin, there is no ** saying for the time being, and the better methods for otitis media are drugs and surgery, etc., the specific analysis is as follows:

1.Drugs**: otitis media pain is caused by inflammation of the middle ear, patients can have symptoms such as tinnitus, hearing loss and pain, and can use antibiotics for anti-inflammatory under the guidance of doctors**, commonly used antibiotic drugs include cefuroxime, cefazoloxime, etc.; Patients with significant pain can also use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for pain relief under the guidance of a doctor, such as acetaminophen, aspirin, etc.

2.Surgery**: Patients with otitis media can undergo surgery**, because the anatomy of the middle ear mastoid process and the surgical concept are complex, so the surgical methods are different. Common surgical methods include tympanoplasty, exploratory tympanoplasty, external auditory canaloplasty, etc.

Otitis media can cause pus in the ear, hearing loss, etc. At the current level of medical care, otitis media is not an incurable disease. As long as you insist on staying in a regular hospital, you can ** otitis media.

1. Local**. If it is not very severe, antibiotic ear drops** may be used. Before taking the drug, it is best to ask a doctor to help wash the ears first to remove excess secretions from the external ear canal and middle ear cavity.

2. Oral medication. If the ear bath** persists pus or the pain persists. Oral or intravenous antibiotics are required.

3. Take nursing measures to avoid aggravating otitis media. If you suffer from otitis media, pay attention to keeping your ears dry, avoid water in your ears, and don't use cotton swabs or ear pickers to pick your ears.

4. Surgery**. For otitis media that cannot be relieved by conservative**, surgery is required to thoroughly understand the inflammation and possible cholesteatoma. Modern otoendoscopic surgery has the advantage of being minimally invasive and thorough, and is the first choice for surgery.

Patients with otitis media can completely return to normal. First of all, the examination is carried out, the diagnosis is clear, and the type of otitis media is targeted** to promote the return of otitis media to normal.

For the ** of otitis media, in fact, it is also necessary to divide the causes of otitis media, such as acute purulent otitis media, mainly anti-infection, oral antibiotics, local antibiotics in the ear, and other drugs** or physiotherapy. However, for chronic otitis media, especially cholesteatoma otitis media, the only way is to do surgery.

1.Drugs**. If acute secretory otitis media occurs, antimicrobial drugs can be selected according to the doctor's instructions**, or glucocorticoids can be selected according to the actual situation to reduce local edema.

Symptoms: 1. Hearing loss: hearing loss, self-hearing enhancement.

When the head is tilted forward or shifted to the unaffected side, hearing may be temporarily improved as fluid leaves the cochlear transmission (dislocated hearing improvement). When the fluid is thick, hearing does not change due to changes in head position. Children often have slow response to sounds, difficulty concentrating, and declining academic performance, and are brought to the doctor by their parents.

If one ear is diseased and the other ear has normal hearing, it may go unnoticed for a long time and be detected during a physical examination.

2. Earache: Acute patients may have dull otalgia, which is often the first symptom of the patient, and can be persistent or throbbing. In chronic cases, the earache is not obvious. The condition is often accompanied by occlusion or fullness in the ear, which can be temporarily relieved by pressing the tragus.

3. Tinnitus: mostly low-key intermittent, such as "crackling" sound, buzzing sound and running water sound. When the head moves, yawns, or blows the nose, there may be a sound of breath passing through the ears.

**；Ear pus and hearing loss, although it is very annoying, but for patients with chronic otitis media, these are not the most important, the most worrying is the complications, before the complications, the patient often has no feeling, but if it does, then the condition is often more serious, and some are even life-threatening, therefore, need to be hospitalized immediately**.

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