Patient's question:
Alright, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, but I see the sister-in-law often gives the baby some sesame oil to eat, saying she's afraid the child will get a "fire" (shang huo) in their body. Moreover, last week, the little one had an ear problem, and I'm worried that eating this way will affect the child's health.
Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of otitis media in children are usually accompanied by upper respiratory tract symptoms such as colds, ear discharge, a sense of ear fullness or pressure. If a child has acute otitis media, they may develop a fever. Younger children often cannot express themselves and may suddenly cry, become restless, or constantly pull at their ears. Considering that the baby is only three and a half months old, it is recommended to seek medical attention at a formal otolaryngology hospital for examination and treatment!