What is the transparent spot in the child's ear?

We all know that many parents generally do not pick earwax for their children when they are young, because parents think that if they do not use enough force, it is likely to cause otitis media or rupture of the eardrum. In fact, it is not good for children to pick their ears frequently. However, some parents will find some transparent things in their children's ears. So what are the transparent things in children's ears?

Can a ruptured eardrum heal on its own?

As long as there is no secondary infection and the area of ​​the hole is not too large, the eardrum perforation caused by trauma will usually heal on its own in about a month and no additional treatment is required. However, it should be noted that during the healing process, the external auditory canal must be kept dry and clean, and water, flushing or medication are prohibited to avoid otitis media. Once otitis media occurs, it will be troublesome and the perforated eardrum can only be healed after otitis media is treated.

Generally speaking, when the eardrum ruptures, a small amount of blood may flow out of the patient's external auditory canal. At the same time, the patient may suddenly feel ear pain, hearing loss, tinnitus, a small amount of bleeding, and a feeling of occlusion. The strong vibration may also cause damage to the inner ear, resulting in symptoms such as dizziness and nausea.

The eardrum is an important part of the human sound conduction system. Therefore, parents should be careful when taking care of their children. Do not pick their children's ears at will, and do not talk or play sounds that are too loud or high. This can easily cause the eardrum to rupture. Therefore, if a child is found to have symptoms of discomfort, treatment should be sought as soon as possible to avoid damage to the child's hearing.