Doctors in the past have been concerned that if surgery was not used in the case of persistent
middle ear fluid, children could face long - term developmental impairment.
The protective effect of magnesium in preventing noise - induced hearing loss has been studied since magnesium in
inner ear fluid decreases significantly after intense noise exposure.
See a pediatrician and be sure to check his ears for fluid and if need be have tests for
inner ear fluid.
The two approaches that work most effectively to
reduce ear fluid / pain and chronic ear problems is a change in diet and the incorporation of manual adjustments into the care plan (Chiropractic Care).
Speculation has it that something happens during vaginal birth that helps release the middle
ear fluid in natural born babies.
Advanced imaging is the most accurate way to evaluate the inside of the middle ear for problems such as
middle ear fluids (which may be associated with infection and / or inflammation) or tumors.
Having middle
ear fluid (otitis media with effusion), which is common for a few months after an ear infection
If a crying child with a respiratory infection has a low - grade fever, he / she will almost invariably have some abnormality in the examination of the eardrum, due to either the crying itself, or some middle
ear fluid, neither of which is actually an ear infection.
Grommet tube placement surgery involves making a cut on the eardrum, and placing a tiny ventilation tube, called a grommet, through the hole to drain
the ear fluid.