Patient's question:
Treatment for acute purulent otitis media? I have chronic purulent otitis media. I have been hospitalized for intravenous injections seven times. Now my symptoms are dizziness. Is this condition prone to recurrence? If it is prone to recurrence, then I wouldn't be so suffering! Is dizziness caused by otitis media? What is the cause of otitis media? What are the symptoms? What are the causes and symptoms of chronic purulent otitis media?Doctor's answer:
The duration of acute inflammation exacerbates acute purulent otitis media that has not been completely treated or in patients with bacterial toxicity and weakened resistance, the inflammation is delayed to become chronic, which is a common reason. Dizziness. In some patients, dizziness is primarily related to inner ear damage. In some patients, dizziness is related to a tympanic membrane perforation. Dizziness will disappear after the perforation is repaired. Vertigo. Generally, chronic otitis media patients have fewer vertigo symptoms. In cases of acute recurrence of chronic otitis media or labyrinth destruction in patients, severe vertigo may reappear.