1, inflatable support
After the eardrum collapses, if the situation is not serious, you can hold your nostrils and blow hard to support the eardrum. But it should be noted that you should blow the eardrum with your throat open, otherwise the effect will be bad. After using the blowing method, you should pay attention to going to the hospital for review after a while to avoid any accidents.
Step 2 pierce the eardrum
Tympanic membrane puncture is generally used only when there is ear canal inflammation, and it must be carried out by a professional doctor in a regular hospital. People without any medical knowledge and clinical trials are not allowed to do this without authorization, otherwise it is likely to cause the patient to be deaf forever.
Step 3 massage the eardrum
Massage the eardrum is to make the eardrum collapse and swell by squeezing the air in the ear canal, which is only suitable for patients with mild illness. If the condition is serious and there are complications, it is not recommended to use it, otherwise it will delay the condition and miss the best treatment time.
4. Tympanic membrane surgery
It is also possible to treat tympanic membrane collapse with surgical tympanic membrane, but attention should be paid to choosing a regular and authoritative hospital, otherwise it is easy to cross-infect instruments if disinfection is not complete. Many patients don't have otitis media, or they are infected with otitis media because they use instruments that are not thoroughly disinfected, which is really not worth the candle.
5. Main symptoms
(1) Hearing loss: hearing loss and self-hearing enhancement. When the head position leans forward or leans to the healthy side, the hearing can be temporarily improved (displacement hearing improvement) because the effusion leaves the cochlea for conduction. When the effusion is viscous, the hearing can not be changed by the change of head position. Children are often slow to respond to sounds, lack of concentration, and their academic performance declines, and they are taken to the hospital by their parents. If one ear is sick and the other ear has normal hearing, it can be undetected for a long time, but it will only be discovered during physical examination.
(2) Earache: Acute patients may have dull earache, which is often the first symptom, persistent or painful. Chronic patients have no obvious earache. This disease is related to the feeling of occlusion or bloating in the ear, which can be temporarily relieved after pressing the tragus.
(3) Tinnitus: mostly low-key intermittent, such as "crackling", buzzing, running water, etc. When the head moves, yawns or blows your nose, the sound of gas passing through your ears may appear.
(4) The skin around the patient feels "dull" and psychologically bored.