The following is based on conventional therapy Traditional Chinese (TCM). TCM is based on the fact that everything is a combination of opposites: yin (cold cleaning) and yang (hot, construction), many of which we control through diet, exercise, sex, environment, thought, etc.
There are two types of ear infections, swelling (ear infections): internal and external. External otitis, also known as ear swimmers, impacts the outer ear. It is generally caused by an upper respiratory tract disease. Otitis media affects the middle ear (behind the eardrum), and is typical in young people. The eustachian (naso-pharynx and connects the middle ear) and auditory tube (connecting the ear to the back of the nasal cavity) regulate air stress, heat and humidity range. Low stress, the colder conditions usually improve the humidity, the water during the hearing, particularly in children, babies. Unwanted moisture, the water in the ear canals and Eustachian tubes can accumulate, stagnate and fester, attracting and feeding germs and viruses that inflame and pressurize the ear resulting in an earache: sharp, dull or throbbing pain, feeling of fullness in the ear and either a higher fever (as large as 103 F). Thin air cooler or conditions to improve the discomfort and illness.
The hearing (attached to the nasal cavity) are vulnerable to external attack or internal freezing and wet. The cold air and wet travels with the wind and easily penetrates the area of the nose, the mouth hole and hearing. In excess, it tends to cause condensation at the hearing. Cold condensate. In features, frost in winter cools, it hardens and condenses the water in the air in rain, snow and ice. In our bodies, freezing liquid condensate in the entry area of the nose, neck, head, hole by mouth, ears, etc. in water, mucus and phlegm. Germs and bacteria thrive in stagnant, the aqueous medium (mucus, phlegm, cysts, urine, etc.) prior to inflame and infect.
There are two types of ear infections, swelling (ear infections): internal and external. External otitis, also known as ear swimmers, impacts the outer ear. It is generally caused by an upper respiratory tract disease. Otitis media affects the middle ear (behind the eardrum), and is typical in young people. The eustachian (naso-pharynx and connects the middle ear) and auditory tube (connecting the ear to the back of the nasal cavity) regulate air stress, heat and humidity range. Low stress, the colder conditions usually improve the humidity, the water during the hearing, particularly in children, babies. Unwanted moisture, the water in the ear canals and Eustachian tubes can accumulate, stagnate and fester, attracting and feeding germs and viruses that inflame and pressurize the ear resulting in an earache: sharp, dull or throbbing pain, feeling of fullness in the ear and either a higher fever (as large as 103 F). Thin air cooler or conditions to improve the discomfort and illness.
The hearing (attached to the nasal cavity) are vulnerable to external attack or internal freezing and wet. The cold air and wet travels with the wind and easily penetrates the area of the nose, the mouth hole and hearing. In excess, it tends to cause condensation at the hearing. Cold condensate. In features, frost in winter cools, it hardens and condenses the water in the air in rain, snow and ice. In our bodies, freezing liquid condensate in the entry area of the nose, neck, head, hole by mouth, ears, etc. in water, mucus and phlegm. Germs and bacteria thrive in stagnant, the aqueous medium (mucus, phlegm, cysts, urine, etc.) prior to inflame and infect.
