1. The eardrum or tympanic membrane is perforated.
2. Fluid comes out of the middle ear.
3. The ears become closed and the ears hear less.
4. Children learn to speak late.
5. Hearing loss can lead to deafness.
6. Mastoid bone is enlarged, this is called Mastoiditis.
7. Meningitis occurs in the meninges of the brain and spinal cord.
8. The tympanic membrane is perforated and thick pus accumulates in the ear. It is called Otorrhea.
9. Blisters develop outside the tympanic membrane. It is called bullous myringitis.

1. Ear pain in the elderly. Pressure is felt in the ears.
2. The eardrum leaks. Ringing in the ears.
3. Eustachian tube obstruction occurs. Fluid accumulates in the middle ear.
4. Ears are closed. Hear less.
5. Water drips from the nose.
6. Cough. Breathing is difficult.
7. The body has fever. The temperature is 380C or 1040F.
8. Severe headache. The head relaxes.
9. Loss of appetite. Aversion to food.

1. Children’s noses water. The nose may become blocked.
2. Children have earaches. Ears twitch. Fluid accumulates in the middle ear. Foul-smelling fluid comes out of the ear.
3. There is a headache. Excessive crying.
4. There is fever in the body. Body temperature is 380C or 1040F.
5. do not sleep is bored

Children’s symptoms
1. Children’s noses water. The nose may become blocked.
2. Children have earaches. Ears twitch. Fluid accumulates in the middle ear. Foul-smelling fluid comes out of the ear.
3. There is a headache. Excessive crying.
4. There is fever in the body. Body temperature is 380C or 1040F.
5. do not sleep is bored

Symptoms of the elderly
1. Ear pain in the elderly. Pressure is felt in the ears.
2. The eardrum leaks. Ringing in the ears.
3. Eustachian tube obstruction occurs. Fluid accumulates in the middle ear.
4. Ears are closed. Hear less.
5. Water drips from the nose.
6. Cough. Breathing is difficult.
7. The body has fever. The temperature is 380C or 1040F.
8. Severe headache. The head relaxes.
9. Loss of appetite. Aversion to food.

1. Otitis media is caused by viruses such as Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Rhinovirus, Influenza Virus etc.
2. Otitis media is caused by bacteria like Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, Morarella catarrhalis etc.
3. If the Eustachian tube of the middle ear is swollen.
4. Swollen lymph nodes called adenoids.
5. Children with weakened immune systems, colds and ear infections.
6. If the baby is not breastfed or is given little milk.

There are three types of otitis media in children. namely-
1. Short-term or acute otitis media: This disease resolves within 2-4 weeks.
2. Chronic otitis media: This disease takes a long time to heal. The eardrum is perforated and pus or fluid comes out. Hearing loss occurs.
3. Adhesive otitis media: In this disease the eardrum sticks to the cochlea and the patient becomes deaf.

Infectious inflammation of the middle ear is called otitis media or chronic inflammation. Otitis media occurs in the eardrum and Eustachian tube. Children are more affected by this disease.

1. Drink 8-10 glasses of pure water daily. It dilutes the thick liquid coming from the nose.
2. Repeated application of warm wet cloth compresses on the diseased area provides relief.
3. Inhalation of slightly warm water vapor or mentholated vapor through the nose 2-4 times daily provides relief.
4. Rinse the mucus and bacteria by splashing salt water in the nose. With the help of the device, the sinuses should be cleaned by flowing water quickly inside the nose.
5. Antibiotics, antihistamines, nasal drops and painkillers can be used in the initial stages.
6. Nasal saline spray should be done several times a day. Nasal spray is carefully used to open the blocked nose.
7. It is better not to travel by air or by plane if your nose is blocked.
8. Moisture repellent must be used.
9. An ear, nose and throat specialist should be consulted as soon as possible.
10. If the disease is not cured by medicine, sinus wash with saline water or operation should be done.

1. Nasal problems: Complications in the nasal cavity and nasal congestion.
2. Mouth problems: Mouth hurts, mouth smells bad. Toothache.
3. Eye problems: Eye pain. Ocular sinus infections can lead to fatal complications including periorbital and orbital cellulitis. An eye infection can damage the eye. Vision problems or blindness.
4. Head problems: headache and dizziness. Infections in the sinuses of the brain can lead to fatal complications. Infections of the brain can lead to meningitis and lesions in the brain (brain abscess).
5. Breathing problems: Asthma and difficulty in breathing. Cough at night. Seizures may occur.

1. Runny nose, continuous runny nose, still runny nose after seven days.
2. There is headache, pain in the forehead and pressing pain around the eyes.
3. It is difficult to breathe.
4. Moving the head, walking or bending the head increases the intensity of the pain.
5. Fever There is a feeling of fever, nothing feels good, tiredness and exhaustion with the slightest exertion.
6. Nasal sinuses appear cloudy on x-ray.
7. The nose is blocked, there is no sense of smell, foul-smelling breath and pus accumulates inside the nose.
8. Thick yellow or green discharge from the nose accompanied by pus or blood.
9. Cough occurs and the cough worsens at night.
10. Voice or throat breaks.
11. The face seems emotionless.