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White liquid from ears
A child aged 2.5 years is having pain in ears and also peeping out of white color thick liquid (peep) from his ears and also suffering from cold.
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Young children frequently get a middle ear infection.infection travels from nose or throat to the ears through an eustachian tube that normally connects middle ear to throat.
White liquid coming from ear indicates a middle ear infection and might indicate a ruptured or break in the ear membrane so it's important to get ear examined and your pediatrician should be able to help.
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using xylometazoline nasal drops usually clears the nose and the fluid coming from ear will decrease.
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It's otitis media ... require oral antibiotics therapy..consult your paediatrician.
Don't put any drop into the ear...keep ear dry..
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go for ent examination. it could be otitis media. suitable antibiotics will be required for recovery.
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