How many days can acute tympanitis be good?

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Suffering from acute tympanitis, acute suppurative inflammation of periosteum and cartilage is mainly due to secondary infection caused by trauma, mosquito bites or hematoma. It may also be due to the spread of external auditory canal inflammation. The common pathogenic bacteria are Staphylococcus aureus. Due to the necrosis of large cartilage, the ears of boar will thicken and curl, Finally, it turns into cauliflower like or purulent. The pathological changes in cartilage will be purulent. The blood sample exudates elastically without obvious pain. Some parts will be red, burning and itching will appear. Yellow liquid can be extracted through puncture.

How many days can acute tympanitis be good?

1. I remember that year, when influenza happened again, I couldn't catch the virus and went to the hospital for isolation treatment. During the treatment, my ears felt stuffy and distended, and there would be severe pain, sometimes I couldn't hear what others said. I told the doctor about my illness.

2. The doctor examined my ear and found that the skin of my external auditory canal was congested and there were blood bubbles. The doctor diagnosed me with bullous tympanitis. If I want to cure this disease, I must cure influenza, because influenza causes this disease, but I also need to control the disease first.

3. The doctor first controlled the condition of my ears, and first applied some antiviral drugs to my ears, which helped to reduce ear pain and prevent bacteria from expanding the scope of infection. The doctor also gave me treatment to promote blood circulation in the ear, so that the blood blisters in the ear canal can be absorbed by the body as soon as possible. The doctor also told me to prevent water or other liquids from flowing into my ears to avoid infection again.

matters needing attention

Acute tympanitis disease progression is particularly fast, and will be accompanied by systemic temperature rise, so we must pay attention to early treatment can be local or systemic use of antibiotics to solve.