An 8-month-old baby has yellow discharge and an odor in the ear, which may be related to otitis media or ear canal eczema.

Long-term ear discharge in babies may be caused by otitis media, potentially affecting hearing

An eleven-month-old baby has excessive earwax and an unpleasant odor in the left ear, along with itching. CT scan shows no issues, but white fluid is discharged from the ear, leading to external otitis. How to diagnose and treat otitis media?

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Considerations for Flying After Ear Drainage in a One-Year-Old Child

Children have shorter eustachian tubes, which make it easier for pharyngitis to lead to otitis media. In the acute phase, pain is common. If not treated promptly or improperly, it may develop into chronic otitis media, resulting in persistent discharge from the ear canal. It is recommended to seek early treatment to prevent future complications.

This article addresses the question of whether boric acid and menthol ear drops are suitable for use in cases of secretory otitis media where there is no pus.

Offering advice on whether children with otitis media can eat eggs during treatment

Chronic otitis media infections may have a slow recurrence but can cause significant damage, potentially leading to permanent harm. Early detection and treatment are crucial. It is recommended to combine acupuncture with Western medication for better results. For pediatric patients with otitis media, it is advised to seek professional opinion and treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, drinking plenty of water and paying attention to diet can help improve the condition sooner.

Exploring the Possibility of Topical Medications in Treating Acute Otitis Media