Tricks to know that the baby has otitis

That your baby does not speak still should not be an impediment for him to indicate you are suffering a problem. Of course it is difficult to unravel the meaning of each baby's cry, but there are other indications that will let you know if you have pain, sleep, hunger or simply is uneasy. We are loo

That your baby does not speak still should not be an impediment for him to indicate you are suffering a problem. Of course it is difficult to unravel the meaning of each baby's cry, but there are other indications that will let you know if you have pain, sleep, hunger or simply is uneasy.

We are looking for some tricks to learn how to interpret the signals of babies and know if they have an ear infection. Otitis is one of the most frequent infections that babies suffer more than children and, although it is not serious, it is convenient to treat it in time. Write down all these tricks to know that the baby has otitis.

What is otitis in babies

As the baby develops, all the senses, such as the sense of hearing, also develop. The hearing of a baby that has not yet fully developed is more prone to suffer certain infections and that is why otitis is more frequent in babies. The ear infection does not pose a risk to health but should always be treated by the pediatrician.

Logically, before going to the pediatrician we must realize that the baby is having some problem and we are not always sure of what happens to him. Otitis presents some clear symptoms and other related signs that can give us an idea that our baby's problem is in the ear. Tr 6 tricks to know that the baby has otitis

1. Crying.

An ear infection hurts, so the baby will cry constantly and uninterrupted. And is that, in the absence of having learned to speak, babies are able to tell us many things through crying, we just have to learn to listen to them. 2. Recent cold. Otitis usually occurs after a cold in the baby. So if

your baby cries and a few days ago he went through a constipation, it may be an ear infection. 3. Gestures. Although the babies gesticulate a lot and we do not always know how to interpret the meaning, we must observe if the little hand is placed in the ear, an

instinctive gesture that occurs when you have pain. 4. Fever. The baby may have a fever due to the cold itself, but it may also be a symptom of some

ear problem such as otitis. It is advisable to monitor the fever and take the child to the pediatrician. 5. Balance. Any problem in the ear is reflected in the balance, but if your baby has not yet begun to unfold his skills in movement or develop his

locomotor system es, it is a symptom that you will not be able to detect. 6. Pus. One of the clearest signs that your baby has otitis is the pus that can come out of your ear, but it does not happen in all cases. See if your baby has been crying for a long time and suddenly calm down because it may be thatthe infection

has ceased to hurt and that is when the pus starts to appear. Laura Vélez. Guiainfantil.com