Infective Otitis Externa: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
1. Introduction to Infective Otitis Externa Infective otitis externa, commonly known in the community as “swimmer’s ear,” is an acute inflammatory condition characterized by a bacterial or fungal infection of the skin lining the external auditory canal. The immediate clinical consequence is localized edema, intense pruritus, and severe ear pain. Prompt clinical evaluation is essential … Read more