Article Summary
Tiny Otitis Media, also known as physician's ear, is a small ear infection that typically occurs in young children. A warm-hearted netizen shared a simple home remedy for this condition, which was shared during a conversation with the author. The method involves digging a few earthworms from the ground, washing them clean, soaking them in sugar for two hours, and using the resulting liquid to drip into the ear twice a day. This natural remedy proved effective for the child, who is now over 40 years old and has never experienced a recurrence. The netizen expresses gratitude to the embryonic doctor who introduced this remedy and hopes to share it with others to alleviate their suffering.
**Tiny Otitis Media, Easy to Treat!** **Warm-hearted Netizen (Shagu, QQ: 1366015738):** Hello, Teacher Hu Bing, I’d like to share a small home remedy for treating otitis media. This happened many years ago when we were still living in earthquake shelters. My child was just over a year old at the time. He was crying, and I didn’t know why. Later, his tears flowed into his ear, causing otitis media. A doctor from our workplace clinic told me, “The child is too young for medication,” and shared a simple remedy: dig a few earthworms from the ground, wash them clean, soak them in sugar for two hours, and then use the resulting liquid to drip into the ear twice a day. After a few applications, it was cured—no hassle and no cost! Now, my child is almost 40 years old and has never had a recurrence. Thank you, Teacher Hu, for your kindness. I hope this remedy can be passed on to those in need, helping them avoid suffering. **Contributor: Teacher Zhang Shihua**
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