What to do if the ear piercing is inflamed and pus is coming out? What medicine to use for ear piercing inflammation?

Although it is summer now, I was really tempted by the various kinds of earrings, so I went to get my ears pierced, hoping that it wouldn't get inflamed. But it did get inflamed. What should I do if it gets inflamed?

If you have ear piercing and you have a problem with speech, you can disinfect it with iodine first, then squeeze out the pus in the ear, and then apply Bactroban or erythromycin ointment for treatment. This situation may generally take 7-10 days to heal, so it is recommended to eat a lighter diet.

Ear piercing is prone to infection, so it is necessary to take antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs in time, use iodine tincture for local disinfection, remove the jewelry you wear, use hydrogen peroxide and saline to rinse, disinfect continuously with iodine tincture every day, and apply erythromycin ointment externally, and you will recover soon. Try not to touch the earrings and ear holes with your hands, because there are a lot of bacteria on your hands. In order to avoid infection, you need to gently turn the earrings every day. Pay attention to ear hygiene on a daily basis, keep your ears dry, drink warm water, don't stay up late, and eat light, non-irritating food. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.

Pus coming out of the ear hole means that there is still infection in the ear hole, so you cannot wear earrings. Because some people pierce their ears, if there is an inflammatory reaction, especially if the inflammatory reaction is more obvious, redness and swelling may occur. If the redness and swelling develop further, it may lead to suppurative conditions. Of course, if the suppurative condition persists, active treatment is required. Treatment usually can be oral erythromycin, and then local application of Bactroban or mupirocin for external application. However, as long as there is pus discharge, you can no longer wear earrings. You must wait until the pus subsides before wearing them.

Amoxicillin is an anti-inflammatory drug. It is effective when taken orally when the ear hole is inflamed. At the same time, it is best for patients to use iodine to disinfect and then apply Bactroban cream. Amoxicillin is a penicillin. Before taking it, it is necessary to clarify whether there is a history of allergy to penicillin. If an allergic reaction occurs during medication, go to the hospital for treatment in time. Patients should not rub their earlobes repeatedly, as this will aggravate the infection and even cause suppuration. Patients should also try to eat a light diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods.