At 3 AM, the earlobe below suddenly swelled up and became painful, accompanied by fever.

A child experienced pain and swelling under the left ear on October 25th. A color Doppler ultrasound revealed abnormal parotid glands and lymph nodes in both sides of the neck, prompting parents to wonder if it was parotitis.

Parotitis is primarily characterized by swelling under one or both ears, with early treatment mainly involving medication.

Parotitis virus infection may pose a risk to infants, and it is recommended to suspend breastfeeding and take preventive measures.

This article introduces the viral infection of parotitis and its medication treatment methods, including the application of traditional Chinese medicine.

How should parotitis patients be treated?

Parotitis is a common respiratory infectious disease caused by the mumps virus, which can lead to swelling of the parotid glands, fever, and pain.

A lump near a baby’s chin close to the neck could be caused by parotitis or lymphadenopathy, and it is recommended to consult a doctor for examination and treatment with appropriate medication.

For premature infants experiencing parotitis symptoms, how to improve the condition through medication treatment and promoting saliva secretion.

A 7-year-old girl has contracted pediatric parotitis, with a white blood cell count of 13.71, exhibiting symptoms such as facial rashes, a few blisters on the arms and body, fever, and oral ulcers, and has been scheduled for hospitalization.