Read this article to know the best Home Remedies for Earache. First of all let me tell you what is Earache?
Earaches
can be caused by infection or disease in the ear itself infection in
the nose, mouth, or throat infection or harm to jawbones changes in
altitude or air pressure a build-up of ear wax and an object,
development, or insect in the ear.
It is a pain in the middle or
inner ear. Earache is ordinary, but does not always occur. Fever,
giddiness, nausea, or vomiting may also take place with earaches. An
earache is most normally caused by trapped moisture in the inner ear and
by small injury to the ear canal.
An earache results most often
from puffiness in the eustachian tube (a small tube that attaches the
ear to the nose). Increased pressure in the ear leads to pain, itching,
hearing loss, and swelling somewhere else in the ear-an earache has
been born. The ache of an ear may be sharp, dull, or hurting.
Here is a list of some best Home Remedies for Earache:
Home Remedies for Earache
1) Put some drops of hydrogen peroxide in the aching ear as this is a good Home Remedy for Earache.
2) Put two drops of holy basil leaves' juice in the aching ear to heal earache.
3) Cut a piece of garlic. wrap it with a piece of cotton ball,
immerse it with alcohol. Squeeze the excess alcohol and put it in the
ear that aches. This remedy is effective Home Remedy for Earache.>
Immerse half a cotton wool ball in olive oil put in the microwave
(approx 20 seconds) till its warm not hot, squeeze out excess oil so its
damp, then put in ear.
5) Pour some garlic juice in the paining ear as its antibiotic characters help to relieve the pain.
6) A good Home Remedy for Earache
is to Crush a garlic clove and wrap in kitchen towel, then squeeze the
juice into the ear, wrap a small quantity of the crushed garlic in a
little bit more kitchen towel and place softly in the ear and leave for
30mins or so.
7) Steep 1-2 teaspoon of chamomile flowers in
boiling water for 10-15 minutes. Strain out the water, and apply the hot
flowers in a cloth for lessening of the earache.
8) Heat up some olive oil in a microwave for 30 seconds then apply it to the ear that hurts.
9)
For gripping ear pain just put some drops of warm onion juice and your
pain will just vanish away in a moment. This is another good Home Remedy for Earache.
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Monday, December 29, 2014
Monday, April 29, 2013
How to Prevent and Cure an Earache With Natural Remedies
6:01:00 AM
Most of us remember having an earache in childhood, but the symptoms
appear on adults as well, often being related with a viral infection of
the nose or throat. Not only that natural remedies can ease the pain and
favor the healing, but they can also prevent an earache from happening.
An earache often appears as a result of some external and middle ear affections. In the first case, the pain can be caused by an infection or inflammation, appearing as a boil, or as a red or tumefied zone. The last version may be the effect of an allergic reaction or frequent water immersions (affection known as the "swimmer's ear"). The pain may also be caused by an embedded foreign body in the external ear canal. This thing happens especially to children, which often stick small objects in their ear. The object that's stuck may cause pain and inflammation. If an infection appears afterwards, caused by bacteria or fungus, it may produce a secretion. A wax plug may be painful if it puts pressure on the eardrum.
The most painful affection of the middle ear is the infection (Otitis Media), a possible cold complication or other infections of the nose or throat, especially on children. It appears when the inflammation of the nasal passages are blocking the Eustachian tube, allowing the liquid to accumulate. Viruses and bacteria are multiplying in the liquid, causing pressure on the eardrum. A discomforting sensation, along with the loss of hearing, may appear as an effect of Allergic rhinitis (like Hay Fever). Other possible causes for an earache is radiating pain (referred pain), coming from a dental problem, and the changes of air pressure while diving or flying.
How to prevent an earache
Breast feeding your child for a year will protect him against earaches, due to the antibodies and other immunization and anti-infectious substances found in the maternal milk. Both children and adults should avoid rooms that contain cigarette smoke, which favors the mucus congestion of the Eustachian Tube and middle ear.
If you have a predisposition towards the "swimmer's ear" affection, soak lamb wool in vaseline and put it in your ear, before swimming. Avoid public pools, lakes and polluted rivers.
Diet
Boosting immunity with the help of a healthy diet prevents the earache caused by infections or allergies. Consume raw garlic on a daily basis, and eventually take a supplement of beta-carotene, vitamins C, E and flavonoids. If the earache is caused by an alimentary allergen, identify the product that is causing the problem.
When flying by plane
Against earaches triggered by the changes of pressure in the plane, use the following measures when the plane lifts off and lands:
An embedded foreign body in the external ear should be extracted only by a doctor. The earache triggered by an inflammation or infection can be ameliorated with simple remedies:
An earache often appears as a result of some external and middle ear affections. In the first case, the pain can be caused by an infection or inflammation, appearing as a boil, or as a red or tumefied zone. The last version may be the effect of an allergic reaction or frequent water immersions (affection known as the "swimmer's ear"). The pain may also be caused by an embedded foreign body in the external ear canal. This thing happens especially to children, which often stick small objects in their ear. The object that's stuck may cause pain and inflammation. If an infection appears afterwards, caused by bacteria or fungus, it may produce a secretion. A wax plug may be painful if it puts pressure on the eardrum.
The most painful affection of the middle ear is the infection (Otitis Media), a possible cold complication or other infections of the nose or throat, especially on children. It appears when the inflammation of the nasal passages are blocking the Eustachian tube, allowing the liquid to accumulate. Viruses and bacteria are multiplying in the liquid, causing pressure on the eardrum. A discomforting sensation, along with the loss of hearing, may appear as an effect of Allergic rhinitis (like Hay Fever). Other possible causes for an earache is radiating pain (referred pain), coming from a dental problem, and the changes of air pressure while diving or flying.
How to prevent an earache
Breast feeding your child for a year will protect him against earaches, due to the antibodies and other immunization and anti-infectious substances found in the maternal milk. Both children and adults should avoid rooms that contain cigarette smoke, which favors the mucus congestion of the Eustachian Tube and middle ear.
If you have a predisposition towards the "swimmer's ear" affection, soak lamb wool in vaseline and put it in your ear, before swimming. Avoid public pools, lakes and polluted rivers.
Diet
Boosting immunity with the help of a healthy diet prevents the earache caused by infections or allergies. Consume raw garlic on a daily basis, and eventually take a supplement of beta-carotene, vitamins C, E and flavonoids. If the earache is caused by an alimentary allergen, identify the product that is causing the problem.
When flying by plane
Against earaches triggered by the changes of pressure in the plane, use the following measures when the plane lifts off and lands:
- Yawn frequently;
- Swallow repeatedly, chew gum or sip water;
- If you don't have an infection, pinch your nose with your fingers, close your mouth and try to blow air out through your nose.
An embedded foreign body in the external ear should be extracted only by a doctor. The earache triggered by an inflammation or infection can be ameliorated with simple remedies:
- Sleep with an extra pillow for a better draining of the Eustachian Tube;
- Apply something warm: either a covered bottle that contains warm water, or put 3-4 spoons of coarse salt in a little canvas sack or sock, then heat it in the oven just until it is supportable for the skin. After that, hold it to your ear and change it when it's becoming cold.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Ear Infections - Natural Homemade Remedies
7:38:00 AM
Recipe One:
Homemade Mullein Oil
Ingredients: Fresh mullein flowers and olive oil
Mullein
flowers can be found at any herbal health store or even possibly in
your back yard. This plant is tall with yellow flowers.
Instructions:
- Place (but do not pack) flowers in a clean glass jar.
- Cover with just enough olive oil to submerge all the flowers.
- Stir the flowers to release any air bubbles.
- Place in a warm location, such as the top of a refrigerator or in the sun, for 3 days.
- Pour the contents through a fine strainer
The drops can be used directly by putting 2 in each ear 3
times per day. Stored in a cool place, this oil can last for up to two
years!
Recipe Two:
Homemade Garlic Vinegar
Ingredients: 4 Garlic heads, divided into individual cloves and one pint of cider vinegar.
Intructions:
- Using a blender, blend the unpeeled garlic cloves and vinegar thoroughly.
- Transfer the mixture to a covered container and let sit at room temperature for at least 2 weeks.
- Strain and discard the garlic.
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