What's the matter with the baby's ear rot?

As babies continue to grow, they are prone to some physical abnormalities. For example, some parents will find that their babies have rotten ears. This symptom will also cause the baby to have a fever. However, many parents will mistake it for a cold, so they delay the treatment of the disease for a long time, which will cause the rotten ears to develop into otitis media, thus endangering the baby's body. So what is the matter with the baby's rotten ears?

First, what is the reason for the baby's ear rot? Otitis media is a very common disease.

Generally, babies between six months and three years old are prone to illness because their Eustachian tube is still developing. The short, straight and wide Eustachian tube provides favorable conditions for the invasion of pathogens, making them susceptible to infection. Generally, the Eustachian tube of babies between four and six years old gradually matures, so babies at this stage are less likely to develop otitis media. Many people think

Otitis media is caused by pus discharge and foul odor in the ear. In fact, otitis media is difficult to detect. Mothers can use this method to determine whether their baby has otitis media. Press your baby's ears. If the baby cries and pushes your hand away, it may be that the ears are infected by bacteria and are too painful. Mothers believe that they should not use medication without permission.

Second, ear rot is actually a symptom of otitis media . Feeding your baby while lying down can easily cause otitis media. Many mothers may have this habit of feeding their babies while lying down. This bad habit can easily allow milk to flow into the ears, and if an infection occurs, the baby will suffer from otitis media. Therefore, mothers should never let their babies develop the habit of drinking water under the quilt.

Let your baby drink water and milk by using a straw or by holding your baby upright to drink milk. Otitis media has a certain chance of being inherited. If the baby's immediate family members have suffered from otitis media multiple times, the baby is more likely to suffer from otitis media. Colds can easily induce otitis media, and colds can cause poor immunity in babies, so in this case,

Bacteria can easily invade the baby's ears, and repeated infections can lead to otitis media.

What's the matter with the baby's ear rot? It may also be caused by eczema. Eczema also requires attention to medication, but be careful to keep the affected area dry. Daily care is very important. It is recommended not to use soaps with strong alkalinity as much as possible. Do not use any cosmetics except facial oil suitable for babies. To avoid infection from scratching the skin, you can wrap your hands loosely with soft cloth, but observe frequently to prevent thread ends from being entangled in your fingers. Do not wear chemical fiber or wool clothes, and clothes should be loose.