Patient's question:
I have had a cold and cough for two months. After treatment, I noticed a decline in hearing two weeks later. During this period, I did not experience ear pain or any discharge.Doctor's answer:
Otitis media refers to the accumulation of inflammation in the entire middle ear as well as localized inflammation. This condition is more common in children and is a relatively prevalent ear disease. The symptoms of otitis media often include ear pain, tinnitus, and hearing loss. Acute otitis media is one of the most common ear diseases in clinical practice. Patients with acute otitis media must receive timely treatment, otherwise it is easy to develop into chronic otitis media. Traditional treatment for otitis media primarily involves antibiotics, pus drainage, and anti-inflammatory measures to reduce perforation, but it is difficult to achieve the healing of the perforation and is also challenging to, with a high recurrence rate.By adopting the internationally advanced myringoplasty surgery, combined with years of rich clinical experience, we can efficiently treat otitis media. Myringoplasty is a surgical procedure that can effectively treat middle ear lesions and reconstruct the sound-conducting structures of the middle ear. The goal is to remove the lesions, repair the tympanic membrane, and reconstruct the ossicular chain to improve hearing.
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