What medicine is good for otitis media

Speaking of otitis media, I believe many parents should know about it, because this disease is highly prevalent among children. Clinically, there are two types: purulent and non-purulent. However, no matter what type of otitis media, it may cause symptoms of ear pain, hearing loss, and tinnitus. However, because many children do not tell their parents in time when they suffer from otitis media, the treatment of otitis media is delayed.

If parents find that their children have symptoms of otitis media, they must make sure to treat their children in a timely manner. Clinically, otitis media is mainly treated with drugs, with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects as the main treatment goals. So, what medicine is good for otitis media?

Common otitis media medications include:

★ 3% hydrogen peroxide

Uses: suppurative otitis media.

Function: Its primary ecological oxygen forms foam with organic matter such as pus, which has the effect of cleaning and disinfection, and can be used to clean pus before using antibiotic solution.

Usage: Wash ears, three times a day

★ 0.25% chloramphenicol ear drops/0.25% chloramphenicol cortisone solution

Function: Antibiotics, sterilization

Uses: Acute and chronic suppurative otitis media.

Usage: In ear drops, three times a day.

★ Ofloxacin ear drops/Telibitol ear drops

Function: Antibiotics, sterilization

Uses: Acute and chronic suppurative otitis media.

Usage: In ear drops, three times a day.

The main reason for the recurrence and persistence of otitis is that drug treatment cannot completely eliminate the inflammatory lesions, and the tympanic membrane is not repaired, resulting in water entering the middle ear cavity and secondary inflammation. There are many treatments for otitis media, and the treatments for different types of otitis media are also different. For example, patients with secretory otitis media are mainly treated according to the cause (such as rhinitis, sinusitis, upper respiratory tract infection, etc.), and can choose nasal drops, Chinese patent medicines, antibiotics and other drugs; in addition to antibiotics, patients with acute otitis media and ear pain also need to use ear drops; patients with recurrent chronic otitis media and mastoiditis and cholesteatoma otitis media should undergo surgery as soon as possible.

To sum up, do you understand the question of what medicine is good for otitis media? I would like to remind all parents that although drug treatment is effective, it has a more obvious disadvantage, which is that it cannot completely cure the problem. There is a possibility of recurrence when using drugs to treat otitis media. Therefore, in order to prevent otitis media from continuing to harm your children, you must take good prevention measures after early treatment.