Why do my ears hurt when the weather is cold?
1. When you get angry, drink more water and detoxify more.
2. There is inflammation. Go to the hospital for examination
3. Nervous ear pain. Same as above.
Details below
●Otitis externa: When there is discomfort in the ear, some people like to use nails, hairpins, etc. to dig in the ear, which can easily puncture the skin of the ear canal, causing Infection and inflammation. At this time, not only earache but also bleeding may occur.
●Swelling of the external auditory canal. When otitis externa is not treated in time, or when you are old and frail, suffer from diabetes, or when the skin of the ear canal has been soaked with water for a long time and the surface resistance of the skin is weakened, Ear canal boils are often prone to occur. The boils will gradually swell and suppurate, blocking the ear canal and causing pain.
●Acute otitis media occurs when bacterial infection occurs in the middle ear cavity. The pus continues to increase and directly compresses the pain-sensitive tympanic membrane, causing bursts of pain in the ear, which can be pulsating.
●Auricular herpes is related to viral infection. It is more common on the auricle. The earache caused by it is like acupuncture or burning. A few people may also be accompanied by facial nerve paralysis, hearing loss, nausea, and vomiting. and other symptoms.
●Earwax is commonly known as "earwax" and is secreted by the cerumen glands under the skin of the ear canal. When cerumen accumulates, it can block the ear canal and affect hearing. Once water enters the ear canal, the cerumen will swell and compress the ear canal tightly, causing earache.
●Ear tumors When malignant tumors grow in the ear canal or middle ear cavity, as the disease progresses, symptoms such as ear canal bleeding and hearing loss will occur, as well as varying degrees of earache.
●Auricular neuralgia There are many nerves around the ear. When subjected to excessive noise for a long time or unexplained stimulation, bursts of earache often occur. It usually disappears and appears, and is often tolerable. No lesions were found during the examination.