Patient's question:
How to Treat Pediatric Otitis MediaDoctor's answer:
Children are particularly prone to developing otitis media after a cold due to their anatomical structure. If it is catarrhal otitis media, symptomatic treatment can be administered, and ear drops can be applied locally. Treatment for viral infections is necessary. If it is purulent otitis media, bacterial infection is confirmed, and antibiotics must be used. To prevent colds, enhance care, and avoid crowded places. It is recommended to visit an ear, nose, and throat department in the hospital to check the condition of the tympanic membrane. Active treatment is required, and water should not enter the affected external auditory canal. It is best not to use topical ear medications. Erythromycin granules should be taken orally. Currently, spicy and irritating foods should be avoided. It should be effective.