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What is the most common ear problem?
The most common ear problem is a ear infection which can be treated at your local doctors office.
What can make an ear infection hurt less?
drink medicine from the doctors office
Can stuffy nose give you ear infection?
a stuffy nose causes a headache which can spread to your sinus' causing an ear infection. you need to go to your doctors and ask for freakint cream.
Why is my left ear hurting inside?
earaches? ear infection? instead of asking this website, maybe a doctors opinion would be better.
You have ringing in one ear and pulsating in other also pain in back of head?
If I were you I would make a doctors appointment. You could have an ear infection.
You have had a ear infection for 2 week's and have been taking antibiotics and ear drops with no improvement what should you do?
Go back to your Dr. you may need a stronger dose of antibiotic or a different type. The infection may have changed and moved from the outer ear to the inner ear; Go back to the Doctors.
How can you relieve the pain of an ear infection?
Doctors can give you medication to help. But you will have to see one.
What are ears infections?
An ear infection is when you get an infection in your ear.
How is earache treated by doctors?
Antibiotics, decongestants, and antihistamines are often prescribed to halt the infection and inflammation that may be the cause of ear pain.
Why do doctors prescibe antibiotics for viral infections when antibiotics are supposed to be for bacterial infections?
Sometimes doctors will prescribe them to either prevent or treat a secondary infection. Some examples are lung or ear infections that may develop as a result of an initial viral infection.
How is an ear infection treated by doctors?
Antibiotics are the treatment of choice for acute otitis media (AOM). Different antibiotics are used depending on the type of bacteria most likely to be causing the infection.
Does an ear infection show up in a blood test?
An ear infection typically does not show up directly in a blood test, as it is primarily diagnosed through physical examination and symptoms. However, a blood test may reveal elevated white blood cell counts or other signs of infection, indicating that the body is fighting an infection. For a definitive diagnosis, doctors usually rely on otoscopic examination of the ear or other imaging studies.
