Since most ear infections go away over time, it can be treated with pain tolerance and regular care. In more severe cases, antibiotics are used to clear the infection. Of course, you should note that some people are prone to multiple ear infections. These types of chronic infections can cause hearing problems and other serious complications. slow .... - Otitis media with effusion .... If the doctor's diagnosis is otitis media with effusion, the doctor has found evidence of fluid in the middle ear, but there is currently no sign of infection.... - Otitis media chronic purulent infection means chronic purulent infection.. leading to rupture of the eardrum.... This infection is usually accompanied by discharge of pus from the ear... ear (middle ear) Some ear infections clear up without antibiotic treatment. The right treatment for your child depends on many factors, including age and the severity of symptoms. Ear infection symptoms usually improve within the first two days, and most infections clear up on their own within one to two weeks without the need for any treatment. Month Celsius.. Gosh Pain in one or both ears for less than 48 hours and a temperature of less than 39 degrees Celsius in children 24 months or older... Some evidence suggests that antibiotic treatment is helpful for some children with ear infections. the pain To treat or reduce the pain caused by an ear infection, the doctor will give you recommendations: - Use of pain reliever.... the doctor may use over the counter drugs such as acetaminophen (Tylenol, etc.) or ibuprofen (Advil, Mortin, etc.) to relieve pain... Yes.... Consult your doctor if there is a problem.... - Numbing drops.... If there is no wound or tear in the eardrum, these drugs can be used to treat the pain again. After the initial examination, the otolaryngologist may prescribe antibiotic treatment in the following conditions: - Moderate to severe earache in one or both ears for at least 48 hours or body temperature of 39°C or higher in children 6 months or older - Mild middle ear pain in one or both ears for less than 48 hours and body temperature less than 39 degrees Celsius in children aged 6 to 23 months. Improvement of symptoms, definitely from Use antibiotics as directed.... Not taking the medicine completely can lead to the recurrence of the infection and resistance of bacteria to antibiotic medicines.... If you lose information about the dosage, be sure to consult your doctor or pharmacist.... ### Drain the ear canal.. In certain circumstances, your child's doctor can recommend a method to drain the fluid from the middle ear.. If your child has frequent and long-term infections after clearing the infection (otitis media) chronic) or chronic fluid build-up (otitis media with effusion), your doctor will likely recommend this procedure... During an outpatient surgery called a myringotomy, the surgeon makes a small hole in the eardrum that allows him to drain fluid from the middle ear.. A small tube (tympanostomy tube) is inserted into the opening of the ear canal to help ventilate the middle ear and prevent fluid from building up again.. Designed to last And longer... which require surgery to remove.... usually after removing the tube, the eardrum closes again.... ### Treatment of chronic purulent otitis A chronic infection, called chronic otitis media, which leads to a hole or tear in the eardrum, is very difficult to treat and is often treated with antibiotics given as drops. Your doctor may give you instructions on how to suction fluid from the ear canal before administering the drops.. In some cases, the otolaryngologist prescribes hearing and language tests on a regular basis... > *Dr. Mehdi Afshari, specialist in pediatrics, children and adolescents\_ has a specialized board* > * Among the medical services provided in the clinic are periodic examinations of children, periodic monitoring of children's growth and physical development, treatment of various infectious, digestive and respiratory diseases in children and adolescents, nutritional counseling, education and periodic care of premature babies, monitoring and treatment of all periodic problems during infancy, periodic mental and physical evaluation of children. > > *special services of Dr. Mehdi Afshari: specialized office circumcision, home visit and online consultation* > > *Practice address: No. 193, Mehrabad South, South Air University, Tafarsh East, Tehran > > *Contact number: 021-66602506*