Collection: Middle Ear Infection
What is a Middle Ear Infection (Otitis Media)?
A middle ear infection (Otitis Media) is an infection or inflammation of the middle ear, often caused by bacteria or viruses. It is common in children and adults, typically following a cold, flu, or sinus infection. Symptoms may include ear pain, pressure, hearing loss, fever, fluid drainage, and balance issues. If left untreated, it can lead to complications such as chronic infections or hearing damage.
Managing middle ear infections naturally involves reducing inflammation, fighting infections, and supporting ear drainage to relieve discomfort and speed up recovery.
Natural Support for Middle Ear Infection
To help reduce inflammation, support immune function, and promote ear health, our practitioners recommend:
- Code CH02 InflamaStop Tincture – A powerful anti-inflammatory herbal formula designed to reduce swelling, relieve pain, and support immune response against infections.
- Code N01 Eye and Ear Drops Liquid – Helps cleanse and soothe the ear, reduce bacterial overgrowth, and support natural healing.
Natural Ways to Support Ear Health & Relieve Pain
To help reduce discomfort and improve ear drainage, try these natural approaches:
- Apply Warm Compresses – A warm cloth placed over the ear can help relieve pain and reduce pressure.
- Use Herbal Support – InflamaStop Tincture helps reduce inflammation and support immune function.
- Use Eye & Ear Drops – Helps cleanse the ear, fight infection, and reduce irritation.
- Stay Hydrated – Drinking plenty of fluids helps thin mucus and improve ear drainage.
- Elevate the Head – Sleeping with the head slightly elevated can promote fluid drainage from the ear.
- Avoid Dairy & Sugar – These foods can increase mucus production and worsen inflammation.
- Practice Gentle Ear Massage – Lightly massaging around the ear can help stimulate circulation and drainage.
Important Note
While natural remedies can help reduce ear infections and support healing, persistent or severe infections may require medical attention. If symptoms worsen, include high fever, hearing loss, or pus drainage, consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation and treatment