Patient's question:
How to treat right mastoiditis optimally?Doctor's answer:
If it appears again that the condition has been carefully examined and confirmed as right mastoiditis, then this issue must be taken seriously. The essence of mastoiditis is the mucosa of the mastoid air cells. Apart from being an inflammation of the bone, it presents as an acute process and also reflects a purulent inflammatory response. The most likely cause is acute purulent otitis media, which has the highest probability. If detected early, high-dose antibiotics can be used for anesthesia treatment. Penicillin-class or cephalosporin-class antibiotics can both be effective. When necessary, ear canal secretions can be taken for bacterial culture, and drug sensitivity tests can also be performed simultaneously, which is better for the purpose of treating with sensitive drugs. Thank you.