Can otitis media be cured?

In today's society, all kinds of strange diseases are emerging, so more and more people are studying medicine. Why do these symptoms occur? Doctors are also considering these issues, and some medical experts have also given explanations, saying that living conditions have improved and people's tastes have become more picky, but some foods are not healthy. Some medical experts have also said that people do not exercise enough. They are busy all the time to make a living and lack exercise, so diseases come with it.

There are many kinds of ear diseases, including otitis media, otitis media, tinnitus, etc. Although they are not serious diseases, they are also difficult to treat. So everyone should pay attention, take care of their bodies and take care of themselves. Is there any treatment for otitis media?

Otitis media must be cured in one go, otherwise when it recurs and affects your hearing, you will have no chance to regret it and it may even cause great harm to your body!

Folk remedy: 5 cents of fresh leek juice, add half a cent of alum, dissolve it and drip it into the ear, 1-2 drops at a time, twice a day, for 5 consecutive days

The treatment of secretory otitis media mainly focuses on improving middle ear ventilation, clearing middle ear effusion and treating the cause.

(1) Improve middle ear ventilation: First, keep the nasal cavity and the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube open. You can use 1% ephedrine drops in the nose, or 1% ephedrine and 0.5% cortisone spray into the nasopharynx, 3 to 4 times a day; you can also use the nasal pinching and inflation method, the Bollinger ball inflation method, or the catheter inflation method to inflate the Eustachian tube after the acute upper respiratory tract inflammation is controlled; or you can spray steroid hormone solutions such as prednisolone into the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube through a catheter to reduce local edema.

(2) Clearing middle ear effusion:

(3) Eliminate the cause: Nasopharyngeal and nasal diseases should be actively treated, especially those with enlarged adenoids, in which case the adenoids can be removed. In the acute phase, erythromycin 0.25 g daily can be used

3 times, orally; ampicillin 0.5g, 2 times a day, intramuscularly to control the infection. Adding dexamethasone or prednisone orally for short-term treatment will have a better effect.

It can be seen that otitis media can be treated, and attention should be paid to diet. Many things cannot be eaten, and foods that easily cause inflammation cannot be eaten, for example, leeks cannot be eaten. Otitis media can be cured by following the above prescription. So don’t worry too much if you have otitis media. Follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment and the chances of successful treatment are very high.