| Ear infection Description:
Ear infections are almost as common as the common cold. Every year millions of
children suffer from an inner ear infection. Children under the age of three are
most prone to inner ear infections (otitus media), almost half will contract it
during that time. As children get older they are less likely to be affected but
even adults get inner ear infections quite regularly. Otitis externa (infection
of the outer ear) is not as prevalent. Otitis Media symptoms are: a sense
of fullness and hushing/humming in the ear, reduced hearing, pain and high
temperature. Otitis media is often caused by a cold or influenza viral
infection, an allergic condition or other viral infection and normally follows
after a upper respiratory infection. Otitis externa is an infection of
the canal between the external lobes of the ear and the ear drum. This infection
can be due to allergies, trauma or scratches, viral , bacterial or a fungal
infection. Otitis externa is painful and itchy.
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