A common area of error in ear, nose and throat.

Anti-infection treatment is an important component in the treatment of ear, nose and throat diseases, but there are many errors in this regard, which may affect the effectiveness of the treatment and even increase the condition. First, many patients who misuse antibiotics take antibiotics on their own as soon as they have symptoms such as ingesting, ear pain, nasal plugs and so on, which is considered to be a quick cure. However, not all ear, nose and throat infections require the use of antibiotics. For example, nose plugs and aldicarb caused by common flu are mostly caused by viral infections and antibiotics do not work with the virus. The abuse of antibiotics not only does not alleviate symptoms, but may also lead to an increase in bacterial resistance, which reduces the effectiveness of follow-up when there is a real need for antibiotics treatment, but may also cause adverse effects such as diarrhoea, rashes and other adverse effects, disrupting the normal human population balance and causing double infections. II. Symptoms abating, i.e., when some patients are using anti-infection drugs, the symptoms are reduced slightly. In the case of ear infections, such as Chinese ear inflammation, the pain in the ear after a few days of medication may not have been completely eliminated at this time. Premature detoxification can easily lead to a recurrence of the disease, with bacteria likely to repopulate in large numbers, perpetuating the infection and even causing chronic ear and ear disease, increasing the risk of complications such as hearing loss. In general, anti-infection treatment should follow medical prescriptions and be used to the full extent of the course of treatment, to ensure that the pathogen is completely eliminated and to prevent recurrence. Thirdly, the neglect of local drug use, in which some patients focus only on oral or injecting anti-infection drugs, ignores the importance of local drug use. In the case of ear, nose and throat diseases, local drugs tend to directly affect the pathology, increase drug concentrations and improve therapeutic efficacy. In addition to the use of antibiotics in the whole body, the local use of sugar-coated hormones and blood-depressants in the nasal cavity reduces nasal muscular inflammation, improves air flow and promotes the reduction of nasal inflammation. However, a large number of patients are reluctant to use them because they feel that local medications are cumbersome or fear side effects, thus affecting the overall treatment. 4. Lack of attention to ear hygiene, which leads to repeated infections, is a common error in the case of persons suffering from ecstasy or ecstasy. For example, after bathing or swimming, some do not clean up water in their ears in a timely manner, which provides a hotbed for bacterial breeding and is prone to re-emerging. In addition, the frequent use of unclean tools to draw ears can damage the skin of ears, damage the natural barriers of ears and make bacteria more vulnerable to infection. The correct approach is to keep the ear clean and dry and avoid ear injuries, and clean, soft and soft tampons should be used to wipe the outside. V. Some patients who believe that the Chinese drug is anti-infection-free have one-sided perceptions that only Western antibiotics are resistant to infection and are sceptical about the effectiveness of Chinese drug resistance. Indeed, many Chinese drugs also have unique advantages in Ears, Nasal and Throat Anti-Infection Treatment. For example, a number of Chinese prescriptions or combinations that have thermal detoxification and oscillation effects are effective in mitigating symptoms such as swollen throat pain and ear pain and have relatively small side effects. Chinese medicine can play an important role in some cases of mild or preventive infection. It can also regulate the immune function of the human body, enhance the resilience of the body and create synergies with Western drug anti-infection treatment. VI. Overdependence on surgery for the treatment of infections in which some patients hear ear, nose and throat infections means that surgery is the fastest way to solve the problem, ignoring the conservative treatment of pre-existing infections. For example, in cases of mild tonsion inflammation or co-infection with nasal meat, it is possible to control inflammation and avoid surgery through measures such as standard anti-infection medication, partial treatment and improved living habits. After all, there is a certain risk and post-operative recovery problem, and over-reliance can lead to unnecessary physical trauma and waste of medical resources. It is only in cases of repeated infections, ineffective conservative treatment or serious complications that the procedure is appropriate. In general, knowledge of common areas of error in ear, nose and throat resistance to infection helps patients to deal with the disease properly, follow scientific treatment, improve the effectiveness of treatment, reduce the occurrence of complications and protect the health of ear, nose and throat. At the same time, in the event of an ear, nose or throat infection, medical attention should be provided in a timely manner, with reasonable anti-infection treatment under the direction of a doctor.