What is the outflow of the middle ear?
The middle ear discharge is a condition in which dense, adhesive fluid accumulates in the middle of the ear and is also known as otitis media with effusion (OME) or colloquially as adhesive ear. Although this condition is not caused by the presence of bacteria or infection, recent seizures with ears can increase individuals more susceptible to the effusion of the middle ear. In fact, the accumulation of fluids associated with the medium ear excavation is the result of blocking in the Eustachian test tubes. The most common cause of the middle ear effusion is the blocking in Eustach's tubes, small tubes that connect the ears to the rear of the neck and allow the pressure of fluid and air pressure. When the Eustachian tubes of clogged or swollen, the normal drainage of fluid in the middle ear is prevented. Individuals who complain about partial hearing loss or feeling of pressure in the ear may have the effects of the center ear. Especially in the case of small children, the presence of OME could be unnoticed, DThe doctor will not carry out ear examinations.
Although the blocks of the Eustachian tube and the outflow of the middle ear may happen at any time, the condition seems to be more frequent in winter or spring, times when air contaminants are often on top. This condition also tends to influence small children aged 2 or younger, more often than older children and adults. A commonly accepted medical explanation is that younger children have Eustachian tubes and immune systems that are not yet fully developed. The Eustachian tubes are smaller, more flexible and easier blocked and immune system of the child HPROTOŽEI This was not sufficiently mature to avert many diseases, of which older children and adults rarely suffer.
The common causes of blocking the Eustachian tube and the resulting middle ear include smoke and other irritants, allergic reactions to allergens in the air and respiratory infection. In addition to air causes and infitsKCE can also be blocking the Eustachian tube as a result of sudden changes in air pressure, for example during take -off and landing on the plane. This may also be caused by the pressure that occurs during diving or other factors.