Can a large perforated tympanic membrane be treated by TCM?

Traditional Chinese medicine treats tympanic membrane perforation, first clean the bottom of the ear canal with 3% hydrogen peroxide, cauterize the edge of the tympanic membrane perforation with 10% silver nitrate, cover the perforation with reed membrane (soaked in 75% ethanol), replace it once every 7 10 days, and then give spiramycin tablets, vitamin B1 tablets, and dexamethasone tablets mg every day, divided into 3 oral doses, for 7 10 days, to prevent infection. The Chinese medicine ** group first cleaned the bottom of the ear canal with 3% hydrogen peroxide, and then applied antiseptic paste (made of angelica, comfrey, angelica, blood exhaustion, etc. decoction with sesame oil, and a little musk) outside the edge of the eardrum perforation.

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Of course, the effect of tympanic membrane perforation in traditional Chinese medicine should also vary from person to person, if the effect of the patient's use of traditional Chinese medicine will not be very ideal, then it must be re-diagnosed, and surgery must be performed if necessary, so as to ensure the final efficacy, and pay more attention to rest after ** to avoid re-injury to the ear.

You can try TCM conditioning.

For the cause, anti-infection**, surgery if necessary**.

Drug**: Perforation of the tympanic membrane due to acute otitis media:

1.Adequate antibiotics should be used as soon as possible to control the infection, and penicillin, cephalosporins and other drugs can be selected.

2.Local**: After cleaning the external auditory canal with 3% hydrogen peroxide, antibiotics can be used to inject ear fluid, and perforations that cannot heal spontaneously after inflammation control can be considered for surgical repair.

: Chronic inflammation of the proximity to the organs.

Surgery**: Perforation of the tympanic membrane due to trauma:

1.Removal of foreign bodies, blood clots, etc., retained in the external auditory canal.

2.Avoid colds and never blow your nose too hard.

3.Irrigation and dispensing of drugs are prohibited in the external auditory canal, and large or non-spontaneous perforations can be surgically repaired.

Most traumatic perforations heal spontaneously within 3 to 4 months.

Perforation of the eardrum occurs if it is caused by trauma. It can be observed. To prevent ear infections, it is strictly forbidden to drop drops, keep them dry, and small perforations can heal themselves; If it is caused by inflammation such as purulent otitis media, the main thing is to reduce inflammation, take an ear bath and take antibiotics to let the inflammation dissipate, and small perforations with inflammation can heal themselves.

You must pay more attention to rest, try not to stay up late at night, and go to bed on time.

Patients with tympanic membrane perforation should go to the hospital otolaryngology specialist to check the location, extent, and extent of tympanic membrane perforation.

If necessary, electroaudiometry and bilateral mastoid examinations should be done.

If there is osteo-ulcer or cholesteatoma otitis media, surgery should be done as soon as possible to remove the lesion to prevent complications; If the middle ear is only a simple inflammation, it must be timely and reasonable** to dry it as soon as possible.

Hello. Common methods of tympanic membrane perforation**:

1.Drug**: General drug** is mainly through antibacterial, pus-draining, swelling to achieve the purpose of narrowing the perforation, but simple drugs** are difficult to achieve the healing of the perforation, very easy**.

2.Traditional surgery**, which requires an incision in the ear or behind the ear, is implanted with autologous tissue into the eardrum position, which is very easy for patients to bleed after surgery and is prone to sequelae.

3.If the perforation is caused by trauma and there is no infection, the ear canal can be plugged with a disinfected dry cotton ball, antibiotics should be used to prevent infection, and topical ear drops should not be used;

4.If there is inflammation and pus in the middle ear, anti-inflammatory** should be given, and systemic antibiotics should be used in the acute stage, and topical chloramphenicol or ofloxacin ear drops should be used as an ear bath.

5.If a cholesteatoma develops, surgery is required as soon as possible**.