Treatment of ear pain in 3-year-old baby

In daily life, many babies suffer from ear diseases, such as otitis media, ear eczema, and some injuries that cause children to always scratch their ears. For example, many mothers will find that their 3-year-old babies have ear pain. This phenomenon makes parents very distressed. What should they do?

It is recommended to go to the hospital's ENT department to check whether it is otitis media. Otitis media is a bacterial infection, antibiotics are a specific treatment, sensitive antibiotics should be selected, and intravenous drip is often used as the route of administration.

This can reach the lesion faster and allow the medicine to take effect. Phenol ear drops can be used to relieve pain before the eardrum is perforated. After the perforation of the eardrum, the pus is cleaned with hydrogen peroxide and then treated with antibiotic ear drops.

1) Actively treat nasopharyngeal diseases to prevent bacteria from entering the middle ear and causing inflammation.

(2) Do not blow your nose forcefully or rinse your nasal cavity casually. Do not close both nostrils at the same time. Blow your nose crosswise.

(3) When removing earwax from the bottom, be very careful and moisten it before removing to avoid damaging the eardrum.

(4) After swimming to shore, tilt your head and hop on one foot to let the water in your ears flow out. It is best to use a cotton swab to absorb the moisture.

(5) During the acute phase, take rest and keep the nasal cavity open.

(6) People with chronic otitis media should not swim.

(7) Strengthen physical exercise, improve rest quality, and reduce colds.

(8) Avoid spicy foods, such as ginger, pepper, wine, mutton, chili peppers, etc.

(9) Do not take heat-inducing tonic medicines, such as ginseng, cinnamon, aconite, deer antler, bullwhip, and tonic paste.

From the article, we learned that a 3-year-old baby has ear pain. First, we should choose some methods to treat the child according to the different symptoms of the child, especially the common headache after ear injury. We should take the child to the hospital for examination in time.