Why do children have yellow ears?

If parents find that their children's ears are yellow, they should pay attention to it. There are many reasons for yellow ears, the most common of which is inflammation. They should observe whether the child's external auditory canal is blocked by earwax and whether there are any signs of infection. You should take your child to Ji Hospital for examination in time. It may also be caused by eczema or skin infection, and appropriate methods should be taken to treat it in time.

Why are my baby's ears yellow?

1. There may be inflammation in the ear. There is usually a triggering factor, check whether there is earwax blocking the external auditory canal.

2. There may be signs of infection in the baby's ears. It is recommended that you go to a specialist pediatric clinic for a routine check-up.

3. Take your baby to the hospital for a check-up. If there is no inflammation and it is just a problem of oily earwax, don't worry about it. There is no problem. If it affects hearing, you can go to the ENT department of the hospital to remove it.

What causes yellow ears?

1. Young children are prone to similar symptoms. If there is a large amount of yellow secretions in the external auditory canal, it will cause a local inflammatory reaction, irritating itching and discomfort, which will cause the child to scratch his ears and shake his head frequently. You can apply alcohol to the ear canal opening with a cotton swab, or you can seek medical help.

2. If there are yellow scabs and a foul odor outside the child's ear and inside the ear canal, it may be purulent otitis externa (or otitis media).

3. It may be a problem of eczema. The onset of the disease is related to the child's physical constitution, contact with allergic substances, emotions, and diet.

If your baby's ears are turning yellow, don't worry too much. Babies will feel uncomfortable to some extent. Everyone will feel uncomfortable sometimes. What you can do is to take good care of your baby and not let the situation get worse. If the situation is serious, take your baby to the hospital for examination in time. Never feed your baby anything without permission or dig your baby's ears vigorously.