Otitis media, or middle ear infection, can happen to both children and adults. Viruses and bacteria are the common culprits, and sadly, these painful, acute infections can become chronic, or recurring. In this blog, we will look at the symptoms and causes of otitis media and also provide tips for long-term relief. Symptoms of Ear…
Ear Infection Treatment
When to See a Doctor for an Ear Infection: Warning Signs
Ear infections are a common health issue that can affect people of all ages. While they are often seen in children, adults are not immune to this uncomfortable condition. Knowing when it requires a doctor’s attention is crucial. Ear infections can range from mild annoyances to serious health concerns, especially if left untreated. In this…
Adult Ear Infections: Causes, Symptoms and Appropriate Treatments
Have you heard of otitis media? It is the medical term for a middle ear infection. While middle ear infections are very common in young children, adults can develop this painful and potentially damaging problem, too. It can even cause long-term damange if it becomes chronic. Here’s what to know about adult ear infection symptoms,…
What Are the Best Treatments for Ear Infections?
Ear infections can be painful and troublesome, but they don’t have to ruin your day. They often result from a cold, allergies, or sinus infection and can be treated with antibiotics. However, that’s not the only way to combat them. There are several home remedies and other treatments available that can help you manage ear…
A Comprehensive Guide to Ear Infection Treatment
Ear infections–both of the outer and middle ear–affect children and adults of all ages. Caused by bacteria and viruses, along with structural problems within the ear, nose, and throat, ear infections can be painful and cause many complications, such as hearing loss. Here is a comprehensive guide to ear infection treatment from your friends at Georgetown…
Your Baby’s Ear Infection: Signs and Treatment
Your baby can develop an ear infection when bacteria or viruses trap fluid behind their eardrum. Babies and toddlers are very prone to ear infections because their Eustachian tubes (which drain fluid from the ears) are shorter, narrower, and almost horizontal, and their immune systems are not fully developed. Pay attention to the signs of…