Otitis media sinusitis

Otitis media is generally caused by infection of the external auditory canal. After suffering from otitis media, the patient will not only feel that there is more earwax in the ear, but also often discharge some yellow pus, and even feel that the external auditory canal is a little itchy, and even feel that there is a layer of membrane blocking our hearing. In fact, otitis media is also prone to cause sinusitis, so how to treat otitis media and sinusitis?

Sinusitis causes middle ear inflammation, which requires active anti-inflammatory treatment. The most important thing is to first treat the sinusitis radically. It is best to take antibiotics for treatment. You can give intravenous infusion and apply antibiotics for treatment.

Sinusitis often occurs secondary to upper respiratory tract infection or acute rhinitis, at which time the original symptoms worsen, with chills, fever, loss of appetite, constipation, and general discomfort. The patient has an increased amount of purulent nasal discharge that is difficult to blow out. If it flows backward into the pharynx and lower respiratory tract, it will irritate the pharyngeal and laryngeal mucosa, causing irritation, coughing, expectoration, and even nausea. The following prevention measures are recommended:

1. Strengthen physical exercise, improve physical fitness and prevent colds.

2. Do not blow your nose hard when there is secretion in the nasal cavity. You should block one nostril and blow out the nasal secretions, then block the other nostril and blow out the nasal secretions. Of course, the treatment of rhinitis is the key. Timely application of professional and effective solutions is recommended. You can use the purely herbal Biotin Chang'an Liquid to improve the condition. It is very effective for rhinitis and has no side effects.

This sinusitis must be treated surgically. Only when sinusitis is cured can otitis media be cured.

Sinusitis is a nonspecific inflammation of the sinus mucosa and is a common and frequently occurring disease in the rhinology department. General medicines can only provide relief but cannot completely cure the condition. It is recommended that you use an electric nasal knife under an endoscope to directly target the lesion. Functional endoscopic nasal surgery does not require opening the sinuses, but directly removes the lesion tissue. The surgery is delicate and the treatment is done once. The patient's recovery time after surgery is shortened, with less trauma and less postoperative pain, and no hospitalization is required. Pay attention to nasal hygiene and develop good hygiene habits of washing your nose in the morning and evening. Quit smoking, drinking and spicy food. It is recommended to cure sinusitis first and then otitis media.