@GACHAWOLFY896 so theres three types of otitis media.
Acute otitis media.
The diagnosis of ear infection often means acute otitis media. This involves having fluid in the middle ear or symptoms of an infection, such as fluid suddenly coming from the ear,
Otitis media with effusion. This means there's fluid in the middle ear, but no symptoms of infection.
Chronic suppurative otitis media. This is caused by a long-term ear infection that caused a tear in the eardrum. This condition often involves pus coming from the ear.
but you can try antibiotic medicines but it a bit harder to cure with this, you can use eartubes to drain the fluid from the infection if there is any but its surgery,
Theres also Chronic infection that causes a tear in the eardrum, called chronic suppurative otitis media, is hard to treat. Antibiotics drops put into the ear might treat the condition. You might get directions on how to suction fluids out through the ear canal before putting in the drops. You can also check if theres fluid and germs to remove it but sometimes you need to take a hearing test because even after it disappears you can lose your hearing. I do think you should do appointments And IF you can, surgery might be the best choice when it comes down to it
