Ear Infections
The inner ear contains the organ of balance, the labyrinth - three semi-circular canals filled with fluid. The canals are positioned at different angles. When the head moves, the rolling of the fluid tells the brain exactly how far, how fast and ... [... more]
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Michael A. Schmidt, Ph.D.
Research increasingly questions the safety and efficacy of antibiotics in treating ear infections in small children. This guide explores the underlying causes of the problem and suggests new strategies. The author discusses diet, homeopathic ... [... more]
Random House |
Otitis Media (See: Ear Infections)
The middle ear is normally filled with air so that the ear drum, and the small bones which join the ear drum to the inner ear can move freely carrying sound clearly to the nerves of the inner ear. There is a tube (called the eustachian tube) ... [... more]
Child & Youth Health |
Middle Ear Infections
In more severe cases take your child to a doctor who may prescribe antibiotics. If antibiotics are prescribed it is important that your child finishes the medicine according to the instructions (usually for five to seven days). Your child must ... [... more]
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Ear Problems In Children
Babies and young children are prone to middle ear infections, called otitis media. Pus or fluid builds up in the ear canal behind the ear drum, which causes pain and mild deafness. Sometimes, the ear drum bursts, releasing the fluid and making ... [... more]
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Adenoids
What is done to treat infected adenoids depends on whether the child is ill or not, and what other effects the infected adenoids are causing. For example, if a child has a middle ear infection or sinusitis, and the adenoids are swollen, treatment ... [... more]
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