Symptoms of myringitis

The symptoms of tympanitis may include ear pain, tinnitus, hearing loss, etc. When patients experience this condition, they need to go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.

1. Earache: Tympanitis refers to the inflammation of the eardrum. Earache is the most common symptom. When a patient has tympanitis, the eardrum will rupture and a small amount of bloody exudate will flow out, causing earache. Patients with tympanitis will experience severe ear pain, especially in the middle of the night.

2. Tinnitus: Tinnitus refers to the patient's unformed abnormal sound hallucinations such as buzzing and hissing in the ear or brain in the absence of an external sound source. When the patient develops tympanitis, it will seriously damage the patient's auditory function and cause symptoms of tinnitus.

3. Hearing loss: When the patient suffers from periostitis, a large area of ​​abscess may appear, forming a pseudocyst. The enlarged abscess will block the opening of the external auditory canal, causing external sounds to be unable to enter the auditory area of ​​the ear normally, thus affecting normal hearing.

In daily life, patients need to keep the external auditory canal clean, avoid dirty water from entering the ears, strengthen exercise, prevent colds, improve the body's immunity, ensure the quality of sleep, and pay attention to a reasonable diet.