Hello doctor! At first, I had a cold and cough, after a few days, the disease improved, but it changed to tinnitus. I went to many hospitals, the doctors all told me I had otitis media, gave me medicine to take, but after many days of taking the medicine, I did not see a good condition.

I have a 24 month old baby, currently living in Japan. From May 2019, when he was 15 months old, he went to the doctor and discovered otitis media. Since then, I have been going to the clinic every week to check my ears and take ear and nose medicine regularly.

Hello doctor! I have had an ear infection for almost 10 years now. In the past, there was only occasional discharge of pus, going to the doctor and taking medicine was all. But in the last 2 years, I have been having frequent pus discharge, taking medicine does not go away, the pus has a bad smell.

Otitis media is a common disease in children, especially acute otitis media, which is classified as acute upper respiratory tract infection. Acute otitis media can be completely cured without leaving complications if detected early and treated properly.

The outer ear canal is the part between the eardrum and the eardrum, the shape is curved like the letter S. The curves and twists of the ear canal help to receive and absorb sound (sound energy) from all sides into the ear canal. Some common diseases in the outer ear canal include: otitis externa, otitis media...

Diseases of the ENT region are very diverse. Among them, adult serous otitis media is a very common disease but often does not have many typical symptoms, the disease is easy to miss leading to not being treated promptly.

Acute otitis media in children, if not examined and treated promptly, can lead to dangerous complications. This is a common pathology in diseases where antibiotics and other drugs are indicated for symptomatic treatment. The use of drugs to treat acute otitis media also needs special attention, especially children.

Chronic otitis media can be caused by many causes, perforation of the eardrum is a consequence of otitis media. When the eardrum is punctured, it can affect the patient's hearing, even lose the ability to hear or affect the inner ear very dangerously.

Malignant otitis externa usually occurs when the body's immune system is weakened. It is a disease that causes severe tissue damage and can be life-threatening. So why is the outer ear canal malignant and how is it treated?