If your child experiences ear pain after a cold and fever, it may be caused by otitis media.

If a baby’s earlobes are always wet, it may be a symptom of otitis media, and proper treatment is required.

Yellow discharge from a newborn’s ears may be a symptom of otitis media, and symptomatic treatment should be administered.

Yellow, thick discharge from a child’s ear may be caused by otitis media. It is recommended to use ear drops for anti-inflammatory treatment and to take oral metronidazole and other medications. Additionally, pay attention to ear hygiene, and seek medical attention promptly if the condition does not improve.

Yellow fluid leaking from a newborn’s ears may be a symptom of otitis media, which is related to colds and improper breastfeeding. Treatment should include the use of antibiotics and consider intravenous anti-inflammatory therapy.

Otitis media typically does not heal automatically with the improvement of a cold and requires active treatment.