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  Otitis media is an inflammatory condition affecting the middle ear, potentially arising from bacterial or viral infection. This inflammation, swelling, or infection within the middle ear is known as otitis media (OM). When the eustachian tube experiences poor drainage or becomes blocked, it accumulates fluid in the middle ear space. Subsequently, this fluid can become infected, leading to the development of otitis media. The eustachian tubes can become swollen and congested due to upper respiratory infections, causing an impediment to fluid drainage. This occurrence is widespread in younger children due to the anatomical configuration of their eustachian tubes, which are more horizontally oriented than adults. The causative agents for otitis media encompass the following microorganisms: Streptococcus pneumoniae: 25% to 50% Haemophilus influenzae: 15% to 30% Moraxella catarrhalis: 3% to 20% Viruses such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), human rhinovirus, adenovirus, coro...

 Otitis media is an inflammatory condition affecting the middle ear, potentially arising from bacterial or viral infection. This inflammation, swelling, or infection within the middle ear is known as otitis media (OM). When the eustachian tube experiences poor drainage or becomes blocked, it accumulates fluid in the middle ear space. Subsequently, this fluid can become infected, leading to the development of otitis media. The eustachian tubes can become swollen and congested due to upper respiratory infections, causing an impediment to fluid drainage. This occurrence is widespread in younger children due to the anatomical configuration of their eustachian tubes, which are more horizontally oriented than adults. The causative agents for otitis media encompass the following microorganisms: ·        Streptococcus pneumoniae: 25% to 50% ·        Haemophilus influenzae: 15% to 30% ·        Mo...