My daughter has an ear ache-  What can we do ?
550278
One part vinegar and two parts water, put it in her ear every few hours and that'll clear up the infection. I got ear infections constantly when I was little and it worked every time.
420854
with cod liver oil  ..\n tilt your head put a few drops in ear  add some cotton wool  leave it over nite works a treat
1025757
OBJECT IN THE EAR\n\nCalm and reassure the person. \nIf the object is sticking out and easy to remove, gently remove it by hand or with tweezers. Then, get medical help to make sure the entire object was removed. \nIf you think a small object may be lodged within the ear, but you cannot see it, DO NOT reach inside the ear canal with tweezers. You can do more harm than good. \nTry using gravity to get the object out by tilting the head to the affected side. DO NOT strike the person's head. Shake it gently in the direction of the ground to try to dislodge the object. \nIf the object doesn't come out, get medical help. \nINSECT IN THE EAR\n\nDO NOT let the person put a finger in the ear, since this may make the insect sting. \nTurn the person's head so that the affected side is up, and wait to see if the insect flies or crawls out. \nIf this doesn't work, try pouring mineral oil, olive oil, or baby oil into the ear. As you pour the oil, pull the ear lobe gently backward and upward for an adult, or backward and downward for a child. The insect should suffocate and may float out in the oil. AVOID using oil to remove any object other than an insect, since oil can cause other kinds of objects to swell. \nRUPTURED EARDRUM\n\nThe person will have severe pain. Place sterile cotton gently in the outer ear canal to keep the inside of the ear clean. \nGet medical help. \nCUTS ON THE OUTER EAR\n\nApply direct pressure until the bleeding stops. \nCover the injury with a sterile dressing shaped to the contour of the ear, and tape it loosely in place. \nApply cold compresses over the dressing to reduce pain and swelling. \nIf part of the ear has been cut off, keep the part. Get medical help immediately. \nDRAINAGE FROM INSIDE THE EAR\n\nCover the outside of the ear with a sterile dressing shaped to the contour of the ear, and tape it loosely in place. \nHave the person lie down on the side with the affected ear down so that it can drain. However, DO NOT move the person if a neck or back injury is suspected. \nGet medical help immediately. \nDo Not:\nDO NOT block any drainage coming from the ear. \nDO NOT try to clean or wash the inside of the ear. \nDO NOT attempt to remove the object by probing with a cotton swab, pin, or any other tool. To do so will risk pushing the object farther into the ear and damaging the middle ear. \nDO NOT reach inside the ear canal with tweezers. \nCall immediately for emergency medical assistance if:\nThe following symptoms, which may indicate significant trauma to the ear, should be evaluated by a physician:\n\nPain in the ear \nRinging sounds \nDizziness (vertigo)  \nHearing loss \nDrainage or blood from the ear \nRecent blow to your ear or head
272999
A doctor can fix it by flushing it(irrigation i think). Feels alot better the next day. Sometimes it is just caused from using qtips believe it or not you should never place them in the ear..go figure..hope this helps you out.
49325
Tell her no. Is there something else very special she could do besides that? Then you don't have to hurt her feelings and she doesn't have to hurt other peoples ears
1107469
Yes she needs to see an ENT, an ear, nose and throat specialist. She could have an obstruction in her throat or some other problem. She should see someone immediately.
855174
I feel your pain I wish I could give you some advice but since your pregnant theres not really any medication that could help. The dr. had to give me percacet to help with the pain in my ear. Mine was so bad it had swollen my jaw  and I had to actually get an iv to help with my pain. Im sorry your having to go through all the pain. Good luck with it and I hope you to a speedy recovery.
946397
Get her to the doctor! You need to get to the root of the problem rather than putting a band-aid on it, so to speak.
67355
He/She could have an inner ear issue, he/she may need to hear more conversation from adults, there may be a developmental problem, there could be over a dozen reasons. My very best advice to you is to contact your pediatrician. He or she is really the only one that can help you get peace of mind.
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100f is a slight fever. keep an eye on it thou.  keep giving her antibiotics. I'm sure the doc gave her some. Right? Well, did he do a exam on her tonsils?? My kids just did. They had strep throat. Give her med. for pain like Motrin or Tylenol and will help with fever. Mine were at 103f and Motrin chewable pills knocked it out. The fever...Good luck.. If all else fails and the fever does not go away. Take her to the hospital right away. Don't overdose her...... Yes she may not want to eat but keep fluids in her that is very important for dehydration...she may be having, as I like to say to my 5 kids...growing pains in their legs....L
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haven't heard anything, and my daughter plays
970188
If she also has a fever go to the dr for a strep test.  if she is a teenager she may have mono--those are the symptoms for mono also.  either way see a dr asap.  Until then lots of liquids, tylenol as needed, usual home methods to relieve the sore throat(such as warm salt water gargles--hard for kids to do but try--throat drops, any thing you usually use.)  Avoid throat numbing sprays or lozenges--they supress the gag reflex in young kids and can cause problems.  Good luck and hope she feels better soon.
160795
first off try putting cotton ball in your sore ear whenever you go outside, try not to get water in it while showering or washing your hair, a hair dryer blowing into your ear is a temporary quick fix.
437397
It sounds like a yeast infection...and if she has been on anti-biotics she would be susceptible to one.  You can get liquid acidophiles at your local health food store (it comes in strawberry and blueberry flavors that kids usually like).  Give her 1-2 tsp a day while on anti-biotics and for 10 days after.  A friend of mine (who is a nurse)told me this trick for my son, whom the doctor was getting ready to have tubes put in his ears for ear infections.  He hasn't had an ear infection since.  Now I always give the acidophiles during anti-biotics to my family.  The anti-biotics kill off the good bacteria with the bad and it lowers the immune system.  Using pro-biotics (such as acidophiles) helps to counter act the down-side of anti-biotics.  Also, keep her off sugar (that includes fruit) until she clears up...sugar will feed the yeast and make it worse.  I would also let the doctor know that the symptoms haven't improved and make sure that it isn't something else besides a yeast infection.
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For my son, I put peroxide in his ear and let it sit a few minutes and have him sit up with a clean paper towel to his ear to catch all of the stuff coming out.  Then, I turn him over and do the same for the other ear.  You may have to repeat a few times.  I always get wax from his ear.  He says the feeling is weird and makes him feel dizzy from the fizzing, but it does clean his ears.  When I am done, I put a few drops of rubbing alcohol in his ear to dry it out.  Not saying this is for everyone, but it works for us.  When I looked this up, I saw different views on this.
894046
If your baby isn't screaming or tugging at his ear now he is probably fine. It is scary for any child to have something unfamiliar and uncomfortable done to them. If your son has an ear infection it could be that it was painful due to inflammation as well as wax buildup. Keep an eye on the ear to make sure it doesn't turn bright red or have pus or blood oozing out of it. I would suggest washing out the inside of his ear with a warm washcloth to decrease wax buildup in the future. \nGood Luck...my daughter used to have the same problem it is so hard to see them hurt!
123386
Could the child have stuck something in his ear? Is it painful? I would see the doctor, personally.