Ear pain, fluid or discharge from the ear? Our ENT specialists provide fast, safe and gentle ear infection treatment for children and adults.
An ear infection is a bacterial or viral infection of the mid ear. This infection can cause inflammation and the build-up of fluid in the interior spaces of the ear.
Get the ear infection treatment in Hyderabad from Dr. Gouda Ramesh, offering fast, safe ENT care for ear pain, fluid, infections and hearing issues in patients of all ages.
Book a ConsultationThe common symptoms of mid ear infection in kids can include:
Viruses or bacteria can cause a mid-ear infection. Here is what raises the risk, and how it is diagnosed:
Our ENT specialist can diagnose a mid-ear infection by asking about symptoms and inspecting your kid. The specialist will peer inside your kid’s ear to examine the eardrum and search for pus in the mid ear.
The immune system of the body can frequently fight off middle ear infection on its own, and antibiotics are sometimes not required for mid-ear infections. Nonetheless, extreme mid-ear infections that last longer than 2–3 days need antibiotics immediately.
You can visit a doctor when your child has:
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Common questions about ear infection treatment in Kukatpally, Hyderabad.
Gouda Ramesh ENT Hospital in Kukatpally offers expert ear infection treatment for all ages, with branches in Chandanagar and Hanamkonda. Dr. Gouda Ramesh diagnoses and treats ear pain, fluid and hearing issues.
An ear infection is a bacterial or viral infection of the mid ear. It can cause inflammation and the build-up of fluid in the interior spaces of the ear.
Viruses or bacteria can cause a mid-ear infection. Streptococcus pneumoniae and nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae are the two most common bacteria, and cold viruses can also cause it.
The doctor reviews your history and symptoms and uses an otoscope to examine the eardrum. A pneumatic otoscope, tympanometry and a simple hearing test may also be used.
No. The body’s immune system can often fight off a middle ear infection on its own, and antibiotics are sometimes not required. However, severe mid-ear infections lasting longer than 2–3 days need antibiotics immediately.
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