治疗中耳炎的误区（Mistakes in the treatment of otitis media）.docVIP

治疗中耳炎的误区（Mistakes in the treatment of otitis media） Mistakes in the treatment of otitis media: Misunderstanding: No earache, ear pus, not otitis media Expert opinion: not all otitis media have ear and ear pus. Expert analysis: otitis media including acute and chronic bacterial otitis media (suppurative), catarrhal (secretory otitis media), cholesteatoma type etc.. Overflow canal abscess, acute earache is the main symptoms of suppurative otitis media. Secretory otitis media generally no symptoms of ear pus, and are less likely to be only an earache, ear fullness, hearing loss and other issues. Cholesteatoma may also be part of no symptoms of ear pus. The secretory otitis media with mild symptoms, generally do not appear ear pain and purulent, it is easily missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis. It is worth noting that childhood is the high incidence of secretory otitis media in children, because the eustachian tube is flat, small nasopharynx, rhinitis and sinusitis often seen when the occurrence of acute upper respiratory tract infection, Eustachian tube mucosa is easy to edema, secondary to obstruction of the eustachian tube, resulting in secretory otitis media. Meanwhile, children are less likely to complain of symptoms and are more likely to delay treatment. Parents should be vigilant if they find out that their children have been making loud noises while watching TV or when they are talking to others and asking others to speak loudly. Misunderstanding two: The incidence of non suppurative otitis media is low and the harm is small Expert opinion: the risk of non suppurative otitis media is no less than suppurative otitis media. Expert analysis: non suppurative otitis media because the symptoms are not obvious, often lead to different degree of hearing impairment in imperceptibly, compared with obviously suppurative otitis media, patients with early treatment is low, improper treatment or delay treatment easily develop into chronic otitis, more harm. Concealed cholestea