Blood in ears with CT indicating otitis media may be caused by diseases such as acute suppurative otitis media, chronic suppurative otitis media, cholesteatoma otitis media, and ossifying otitis media. It is recommended that patients promptly seek medical attention for diagnosis and targeted treatment.
1. Acute Suppurative Otitis Media: If the body's immune system is weak, it may be infected by bacteria, leading to acute suppurative otitis media. The inflammation stimulates local mucosal congestion and swelling, potentially resulting in tympanic membrane perforation, leading to blood in the ears and a CT showing otitis media. In this case, cefixime capsules or amoxicillin capsules can be taken under a doctor's guidance for anti-infective treatment.
2. Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media: If acute suppurative otitis media is not treated promptly, it may develop into chronic suppurative otitis media. Due to repeated inflammation, tympanic membrane perforation may occur, resulting in blood in the ears and a CT showing otitis media. In this case, cefuroxime axetil tablets or levofloxacin hydrochloride tablets can be taken under a doctor's guidance for anti-infective treatment.
3. Cholesteatoma Otitis Media: If chronic suppurative otitis media is not treated promptly, it may further progress to cholesteatoma otitis media. The inflammation stimulates local mucosal congestion and swelling, potentially resulting in tympanic membrane perforation, leading to blood in the ears and a CT showing otitis media. In this case, amoxicillin clavulanate potassium tablets or cefaclor granules can be taken under a doctor's guidance for anti-infective treatment.
4. Ossifying Otitis Media: If cholesteatoma otitis media is not treated promptly, it may further progress to ossifying otitis media. Due to the inflammatory stimulation of local mucosal congestion and swelling, tympanic membrane perforation may occur, accompanied by hearing loss and discharge of pus. In this case, cephalexin capsules or roxithromycin dispersible tablets can be taken under a doctor's guidance for anti-infective treatment.
