Julie’s Eardoc Review

Julie’s Daughter suffered from ear infections, and quite a few of them. Since her ENT suggested that her daughter would need ear tubes, Julie decided to give Eardoc a try.

Julie is a mother to a four year old with recurrent ear infections. The Ear infections caused a lot of pain and suffering to her daughter, and also meant a lot of visits to the ENT. In one of these visits, the ENT suggested that her daughter needs ear tubes to solve the problem and avoid future ear infections.

As many parents, Julie prefers to avoid surgery to her young daughter. Ear tube surgery is a common surgery. Ear tube surgery is done under full anesthesia, and it is considered a simple surgery. However, how many parents would like to have their child go through surgery at the age of 4?

Check out Julie’s Eardoc review:

3 out of 4 children will suffer from at least one ear infection by the age of 5. Of these three, one will suffer from recurrent ear infections. The most common infection is middle ear infection - caused by dysfunction of the Eustachian tube. The Eustachian tube is a “valve” in the ear which is supposed to drain excessive fluid and air from the middle ear (behind the ear drum). during childhood, the Eustachian tube is not developed, and sometimes does not drain and handle the fluid and air accumulated in the middle ear.

What can a parent do about ear infections?

These days, searching the internet for “treatment for ear infections in children” or “alternative to ear tube surgery” will provide many results. How many of these treatments and alternative actually address the problem and not just symptoms? Not many. Treating the problem means to actually drain the fluid from the middle ear, and not just treat the pain or the infection. Learn more on middle ear infections

When you, as a parent, choose a treatment or try it, you should always check the effects of it and what exactly does it do. New guidelines on ear infections treatment also suggest that “Wait & Watch” is a good strategy - before treating the infection with antibiotics & other treatments, wait for 48-72 hours and see if the ear infection heals by itself. You’d be surprised by what a human body can do for itself!