Ear Infection

I am not exactly sure if it can cause memory loss - but having ear problems ie buzzing ringing balance etc., can cause you to consentrate so hard on completing the task at hand that you don't pay attention to other things so much.

um.. that might be a lump from a bug or a tick.. id get it checked out... um.. that might be a lump from a bug or a tick.. id get it checked out...

My vet prescribed this as a 0.025% lotion for my cat's chronic ear problems. Best to make sure it's not ear mites first, though.

lol no. that is either superstition or you just made it up. it either means there is a frequency that is causing your ears to ring

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Getting water in your ear is a hazard of activities such as swimming under water. Sometimes the water will travel deep into your ear canal and be unable to escape. This creates an irritating sloshing sound, and can ultimately result in an ear infection if the water is not removed. Getting water out of your ear is therefore very important, and relatively easy to do.

Instructions:

How to Drain Water from the Ear:

1: Mix equal parts of rubbing alcohol and white vinegar in a small cup or bowl. This mixture will kill bacteria and dry out your ear.

2: Tilt your head to one side with the affected ear toward the ceiling.

3: Squeeze 4 to 6 drops of the mixture into the affected ear using a medicine dropper.

4: Keep your head tilted for 20 seconds to let the mixture travel down your ear canal.

5: Drain your ear. Tilt your head to the other side so your affected ear now faces downwards. Use a hand towel to catch any liquid that seeps out.

There are kits available in many drug-stores over the counter that can help you with this task. If you purchase one, follow the instructions that come with the kit.

If you have further trouble, schedule a visit with your primary care provider. You may need antibiotics if you have an ear infection, and/or an ear lavage performed by a nurse. Good luck!

Home remedies include: * A mixture of 50/50 White Vinegar and Sterile Water. * A mixture of 50/50 White Vinegar and Alcohol (90%). * Pure alcohol (90%). Note that if the skin is broken, whoever you treat with alcohol wil go into low orbit around the earth -- it's REALLY painful. Note also that these remedies are home remedies, and are not what I'd recommend medically. Using these home remedies may leave serious disorders untreated, which in turn may have permanent effects.

ear infection

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boil water... put it into a cup, rest your clogged ear over top of the cup. the steam from the boiled water will unclog your ear.

A dog will constantly be scratching its ear. Also, if you take a tissue and rub it in its ear, and foul smelling browny-red gunk comes out, then an ear infection is likely. The only sure fire way is to take the dog to a vet.

ear infections can last from between 1-2 weeks depending on how severe the infection was. My son has had 3 ear infections this year, he always has a severe cold/flu or chest infection preceding them and completely goes off his food and has trouble sleeping.

I have an ear infection right now i have trouble sleeping, hearing, eating i can't even touch my ear i have had it for about 4 days now i went to the doctors last night it is a definite ear infection the doctor gave me antibiotic's and some sort of ear medicine he suggested a stress ball for the pain it really hurts.

Ear infections can be caused by a variety of factors, such as bacteria, viruses, or allergies, and the treatment will depend on the cause. In some cases, ear infections can be treated at home with over-the-counter medications and natural remedies, but it is important to consult a healthcare professional to determine the cause of the infection and the appropriate course of treatment.

Here are some things that you can try at home for ear infections:

Over-the-counter pain relievers: Such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help alleviate the pain and discomfort associated with an ear infection.

Warm compresses: Placing a warm compress on the affected ear can help ease pain and reduce inflammation.

Ear drops: Over-the-counter ear drops, such as those containing acetic acid or hydrocortisone, can help relieve itching and inflammation.

Hydration: Drinking plenty of water can help keep the ears lubricated and flush out bacteria or other irritants.

Keep the ear dry: Avoid getting water in the ear when swimming or showering, and use earplugs or a shower cap to keep the ear dry.

It's important to note that while some ear infections may resolve on their own, others may require antibiotics or other medications and if symptoms persist, or if you experience severe pain, fever, or hearing loss, you should see a healthcare professional. Additionally, in some cases, an ear infection can be a symptom of a more serious condition, and it's important to get a proper diagnosis.

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Yes, swimming can give you an inner ear infection. I used to have them while I was swimming. But I got a cure for that, and today my grandparents use them. You can buy them at an ear doctor. What they are are little squishy balls that go inside the ear, not to deep, and when he/she uses them in the water, it will help and also keep water from coming in. This was a big problem for me when I was younger. There are a variety of methods that swimmers' use to try and prevent ear infections from happening. Some of them buy ear drops, others use ear plugs, the courageous try home remedies, and worst of all... some do the unthinkable and give up swimming altogether. While these methods work for some, many divers dislike one or more of these options. The most common method is the use of ear drops. The only real problem with ear drops is that they not only kill the bacteria, they also eliminate just about everything that is good in a healthy ear. The earwax is there to protect the ear and it gets flushed out with the use of ear drops containing isopropyl alcohol. This isn't always the case, but in many cases the repeated use of ear drops leaves the ear canal vulnerable until the natural environment can replace itself back.

Ear wax is secreted by the ceruminous glands of the ears. It functions to protect the ears from outside contaminants. Diseases do not spread well through ear wax, but it may be possible to catch diseases transmitted through body fluids via ear wax.

No, it is made of acetone most of the time, which is a weak acid.

Because breast milk passes immunity to the baby. If the mother isn't immune to a specific virus strain or bacteria, the baby wont be either. If she is immuned or protected, the baby will also be. (Jesus knew what he was doing when he created the human body system).

There are several reasons why children are more likely than adults to get ear infections.

Eustachian tubes are smaller and more level in children than they are in adults. This makes it difficult for fluid to drain out of the ear, even under normal conditions. If the eustachian tubes are swollen or blocked with mucus due to a cold or other respiratory illness, fluid may not be able to drain.

A child's immune system isn't as effective as an adult's because it's still developing. This makes it harder for children to fight infections.

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Heck yes.. Some miserable side effects but very good

of course there are little fly'sthat accidentally go in your ear which makes little eggs and they hatch and so on and you're ear could get infected! my friends mum told me because shes a doctor and her husband. and my dad said's so its better if u go to a doctor quickly if u have any.