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Myringotomy and ear tube surgery is performed to drain ear fluid and prevent ear infections when antibiotics don't work or when ear infections are chronic
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Tympanectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the tympanic membrane (eardrum). It is usually performed to treat chronic ear infections or to access the middle ear for other procedures. After the procedure, hearing may be permanently affected and further treatments may be required.
There a few different things that can cause cholesteatoma. Some of these things include a birth defect and chronic ear infections.
Betadine is an ingredient present in many natural treatments for ear infections in dogs.
A mastoidectomy is performed to remove infected mastoid air cells resulting from ear infections, such as mastoiditis or chronic otitis, or by inflammatory disease of the middle ear (cholesteatoma).
Prolonged exposure to loud noises such as in a work environment and chronic ear infections will damage your hearing noticeably.
Augmentin is an excellent drug for ear infections. If there is no response to this drug it is better to culture ear discharge and check the sensitivity of the causative organism. Second generation cephalosporins are also very effective for ear infections. Sometimes anaerobic organisms can cause ear infection especially if is chronic. In that case metronidazole may be useful. Infection due to mycoplasma may be treated with erythromycin or another drug from the same group of drugs.
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I also have a seven year old Cocker Spaniel that had chronic ear infections... however she also ended up cauliflower ear and had her ear canals removed -but i do know that Cocker Spaniels are known for having ear troubles, I can get more information about the medication we used and other information soon, I'll tell as soon as I can.
Usually ear mites, an ear infection, an allergy or a combination. See your Vet as symptoms are similar but treatments are very different and for ear infections the type of infection requires a little lab work to determine.
Juliette Gordon Low suffered from chronic ear infections. At the age of 25, Juliette persuaded the doctor to try an experimental treatment for ear infections, an injection of silver nitrate. This treatment damaged her ear, causing her to lose a great deal of her hearing in that ear. On her wedding day, a piece of rice became lodged in Juliette's other ear. Since Juliette was leaving on her honeymoon, she did not want to take the time to see a doctor. The rice festered in her ear and became infected so that, by the time she finally went to a doctor, the instrument used to remove the rice made her deaf in that ear.