What should I do if my middle ear is inflamed? What should I do if my child has otitis media?

Clause. 1. If the patient's axillary body temperature exceeds the degree, it is necessary to take antipyretic drugs such as compound zinc cloth granules in time at this time. Most pediatric otitis media patients are able to reduce fever after half an hour of taking antipyretics.

Pediatric otitis media patients must drink more water during the fever, and juicy foods can also drink more in moderation. Of course, parents can also wipe the patient's armpits and forehead with a wet towel, which can play a role in physical cooling.

Clause. Second, pediatric patients have been suffering from fever may also be related to incomplete inflammation, at this time it is necessary to use broad-spectrum antibiotics symptomatically, the more common ones are amoxicillin, clavulanate potassium, cefaclor, cefaclor, etc. If the inflammatory infection is severe in children, cefuroxime ester should also be given as an intravenous infusion.

Some patients with more severe disease may need to be given a combination of antibiotics.

Clause. 3. Pediatric patients with otitis media can also use glucocorticoids for shock in the acute onset period**, which can play a role in quickly relieving symptoms. But these hormonal drugs cannot be used long-term.

Pediatric patients with otitis media have been suffering from fever and incomplete disease**, so antipyretics, antibiotics and hormonal drugs should be used symptomatically. If nasal congestion is severe in children, oxymetazoline hydrochloride can also be used to give nasal drops. During the recovery period, parents should also give children more foods that can improve immunity, such as fresh fruits and vegetables.

When there is oozing in children's otitis media, it is recommended to use antibiotics in full amount of early and systemic**, if there is earache, the baby generally manifests as crying and restlessness, shaking head and scratching ears, fever, pus in the ear canal, pus and blood-like fluid, older children complain of tinnitus and hearing loss, indicating that the infection is more serious, it is recommended to infuse antibiotics **, those with mild symptoms can be taken orally, the course of treatment is 7 10 days, and it must not be used for 2 or 3 days, and the child's symptoms will be discontinued.

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

In the face of this situation, you should take your child to the hospital for a check-up in time, and also give your child medicine on time. In this way, the inflammation can be resolved in time.

At this time, it is time to take the child to the hospital to see a doctor, after all, the doctor is the most professional, don't miss the best time.

When otitis media appears, be careful not to give your child spicy and spicy food, and you should give them more fruits.

At this time, you should take your child to the pediatric hospital for examination in time, and you should also buy the corresponding medicine and give the child medicine every day.

You need to go to the hospital for a check-up, if this problem worsens, it will seriously affect the child's hearing, strictly follow the doctor's instructions**.

After the child has this disease, he should be sent to the hospital in time, because the environment in the home is not particularly good, and it is better to be treated in the hospital.

Drugs should be used, and there are some drugs that specialize in otitis media.

** Common with colds and upper respiratory tract infections. These can cause swelling and inflammation of the Eustachian tubes. Because the eustachian tube lumen in children is short and narrow, it is more likely to cause inflammation, leading to obstruction of the eustachian tube, which in turn can cause fluid accumulation in the middle ear.

Middle ear effusion is more likely to cause viral and bacterial growth. These infected effusions can cause earache or perforated eardrum.

But most perforations heal quickly on their own. When the infection is gone, the effusion may still be there, and it usually absorbs on its own for a few weeks. However, some fluids may be present for months, and it can temporarily affect your child's hearing.

If you happen to be in the stage of speech development of children, you may need to ** to avoid causing speech delay. Hearing damage is not permanent, and hearing is restored when the fluid is completely removed.

Common signs and symptoms.

Earache or stuffiness in the ears.

Always scratch your ears.

Fever over 38 degrees Celsius.

Dysphoria. Decreased appetite.

Some guidelines on ** are as follows

Otalgia. Ibuprofen or acetaminophen may be used to relieve pain.

Do not use ibuprofen in children younger than 6 months of age.

Ear drops can be used with a doctor's prescription.

A cold compress can be applied topically for 20 minutes to reduce pain.

Ear drops are not recommended in the following cases.

Children under 6 months of age.

Patients with grommetically placed membranes.

Allergic patients.

Do not use if solution is discolored or cloudy.

Do not mix with other ear drops.

Ear drops are left open and left for no more than 6 months.

How to properly use (pain-relieving) ear drops.

Shake the ear drops up and down well or place in warm water for a few minutes, placing your child flat on the ear up.

Turn on the dropper, don't touch anywhere else, follow the doctor's prescription for a few drops, use a cotton ball to prevent the liquid from flowing out, and repeat every hour or two until the earache disappears.

There is no need to wash the dropper after use. Keep ear drops at room temperature, away from light and heat.

Should antibiotics be used?

Do not abuse and follow your doctor's prescription for antibiotics.

Because most otitis media is a viral infection, antibiotics are not needed.

What kind of otitis media needs to be catheterized?

Patients with 3 episodes of otitis media in 6 months or 4 episodes of otitis media in 1 year, prolonged hearing loss, persistent middle ear effusion, and speech delay require catheterization.

What are the conditions that require immediate medical attention?

Stiff neck. Severely morbid face.

Extreme irritability. Dehydration.

Babies with a fever of more than 38 degrees Celsius or less than two months of age have a fever of more than 38 degrees Celsius.

Symptoms did not improve after an hour of using pain medication.

Severe earache is still present using various pain relief methods.

At present, otitis media can be carried out by using drugs or through surgery and other methods**, but because the physical condition and condition of each child are different, the method varies from person to person, and it is recommended to be under the guidance of a doctor**.

Suggestions: It is recommended to let children maintain adequate sleep, rest more, and for children with earache to sleep with appropriate head and neck elevation, which can relieve pain. During the child's physical recovery, it is recommended to choose light and nutritious food, pay attention to the combination of nutrition, and do a good job of keeping warm.

Otitis media in children should be cleared, the infection should be controlled, the earache should be relieved, the drainage should be unobstructed and the hearing should be improved.

Many otitis media is caused by upper respiratory tract infection, so after parents find that their children have no disease, they should first observe whether the child has an upper respiratory tract infection, and if so, they should actively develop the primary disease, so as to fundamentally improve the condition and prevent the reversal of otitis media.

There are two common conditions of otitis media in children: 1. There may be symptoms of acute rhinitis when you have a cold or upper respiratory tract infection. Inflammation can follow the eustachian tube and the pharyngeal orifice, retrograde causing acute otitis media.

Anti-inflammatory drugs can be given orally or intravenously depending on the severity of symptoms, and the ears can be given ofloxacin ear drops. At the same time, the nasal cavity should be medicated, and the nasal cavity should be irrigated with physiological seawater and nasal hormones. 2. Secretory otitis media in children is the exudate of the middle ear caused by the onset of adenoid hypertrophy or allergic rhinitis.

It can be used to rinse the nasal cavity with physiological seawater, nasal hormones, and oral Osaurus. According to the amount of middle ear effusion, a small amount can be conservative**, if there is a lot of exudate, tyringocentesis or myringotomy, tympanic tube and so on**.

Pediatric otitis media should be treated with adequate antibiotics or other drugs to control the infection in a timely manner, and it must be thoroughly ensured**. After tympanic membrane perforation, pus should be taken for bacterial culture and susceptibility testing, and the drug should be adjusted according to the results.