Tag: otitis media

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What if the baby’s ears are inflamed?

Do you still remember the taste of ear inflammation? I believe many people can’t remember clearly, because it usually happens when we are still babies. Epidemiology at home and abroad shows that acute otitis media in infants is a very common infectious disease, and its incidence rate is second only to common cold clinically. At the same time, it is also the most common complication after catching a cold. Is what otitis media? Let’s first understand how the infection comes about. In many cases, pathogens will take the opportunity to invade the human body and cause harm. The most common pathogens are bacteria and viruses. The human ear is divided into three parts: the outer ear, the middle ear and Read More …

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Daddy’s Nurturing Record: Baby’s Ears Flowing Water? ! I was scared to death!

After returning home from the hospital, we began to enter a long state of dads and nannies. On the whole, it feels good. I worked with my mother in a division of labor. Although my mother gave birth smoothly without lateral incision and recovered well, after all, she was just discharged from the hospital after giving birth and still could not let her overwork. Therefore, I tried not to let her hold more. At night, I basically got up to change diapers and nurse the child and did not let her get up. However, there is nothing to show off. Who let us quit our job and become unemployed? (See the previous article here for specific reasons.) During the day, Read More …

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Streptococcus pneumoniae vaccine, help you solve big trouble

Many middle-aged and old friends are often troubled by many diseases due to their aging bodies. Now everyone is very concerned about chronic diseases such as hypertension, hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia. In fact, many infected venereal diseases are also threatening our health. There is a bacterium that can cause many diseases and deserves everyone’s attention. This is Streptococcus pneumoniae. Small bacteria cause big trouble. Although Streptococcus pneumoniae is so small that it can only be seen clearly under a microscope, friends should not underestimate it. It is very capable of [tossing and turning] and is not a fuel-efficient lamp. Streptococcus pneumoniae is originally a bacterium that normally exists in our nasopharynx and oral cavity. When people’s immunity is normal, it can Read More …

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Antibiotics Available for Treating Baby Otitis Media

The baby is crying and scratching his ears. He may have otitis media. Acute otitis media in infants is a common infectious disease. The incidence rate is second only to cold clinically, and it is also the most common complication after cold. Statistics from the United States show that acute otitis media is the disease that American pediatricians prescribe the most antibiotics. Many mothers may have such doubts, the middle ear is hidden in the ear, how did the germs get in? The answer is simple: The nasopharynx and the ear are connected through the eustachian tube, The eustachian tube of infants is especially short, It is also relatively wide and flat. The nozzle is usually open, And just communicates Read More …

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Did you protect your ears when swimming?

Summer is coming, swimming is a very good exercise and summer-heat relieving activity. However, when swimming, attention should be paid to protecting ears to prevent swimming-related ear diseases. Is there what who may cause ear diseases caused by swimming? 1. External auditory canal inflammation Otitis externa caused by swimming is also called [swimmer’s ear]. When swimming or bathing, bacteria and other pathogenic bacteria enter the ear with the water flow. The warm and humid environment in the ear is suitable for bacteria reproduction, thus causing otitis externa. Symptoms of otitis externa mainly include: Ear redness, ear canal pruritus, ear excrement increase, ear canal pus flow, fever, external auditory canal pain, or headache 2. Childhood otitis media Due to children’s developmental Read More …