How to treat otitis media caused by cold?

Many people say that they have experienced ear pain when they have a cold, and the ear pain gradually disappears as the cold symptoms improve. Have you ever experienced this? What causes ear pain after a cold? How to treat it?

1. What causes ear pain when you have a cold?

In fact, this is otitis media caused by a cold. The reason is that the cold causes swelling of the pharynx and a lot of secretions. Many people have problems with the way they rub their noses, which causes the mucus to flow from the chimney to the middle ear, causing serious problems. If the cold is not very serious, it will heal in two days, but if it is serious, timely measures or treatment are needed.

2. How to treat otitis media caused by colds?

First, we must prevent the occurrence of colds. In addition, we must use the correct method when rubbing our nose. Blow one side of the nose first. If you blow both sides at the same time, it will hurt your ears. Press one side with your hand to blow out the snot, and then blow the other side.

The second is drug treatment. You can use drugs when acute inflammation occurs, and eat some heat-clearing and detoxifying foods, such as radish and winter melon, etc. In addition, you should pay attention to developing good living habits and pay attention to hygiene. Washing your face with cold water can effectively prevent diseases. In addition, you should participate in more sports and exercise to enhance your resistance.