There are many reasons for otitis media in children. The most common infection is upper respiratory tract infection, that is, cold, cold or acute rhinitis can cause acute otitis media, which is manifested by earache, hearing loss, chronic rhinitis such as allergic rhinitis, and even adenoidal hypertrophy.

Pay more attention to children

At the same time, parents need to pay more attention to whether their children are accompanied by other corresponding problems and need to be treated at the same time.

Don't lie down. Hey.

Be careful not to lie down and feed your child, because lying down and feeding will cause milk to flow into the nasopharynx, which will lead to a more serious threat.

Don't smoke secondhand smoke

Don't let children smoke secondhand smoke, because secondhand smoke is more harmful to children's health.