Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The pharmacological treatment of acute otitis media primarily focuses on local medication. Antibiotics or a mixture of antibiotics and steroid hormone drugs can be used, but there is an issue: the medication only provides symptomatic treatment targeting the symptoms of the disease, offering temporary relief but having limited effectiveness in eliminating the root cause of the illness. As for infants, how to handle the situation still requires a doctor to make a decision after a specific examination.