wtf mastoiditis

get your bf to come in your ears

seriously

cum, sorry

shandi bow yu

or however you spell it

How did that work out for you?

i wouldn't have a clue how to spell it, and i dont even know what it means

the only male semen to ever touch me is my own

shon dee bow you

dude you're chinese. sound it out phonetically

How did you get it in your ears?

again i say

i'm as chinese as the president is honest

ah.

I'm sorry your ears hurt, I hope you start to feel better. Give the antibiotics time to work and eat right to keep your systems running smooth. As for the pain, whiskey and honey.

that's what you will say when he cums in your ears

try it

get drunk sleep, and drunk again

Allicin C. If you can't get Allicin C, then take garlic...lots of garlic.

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Had it three times as a child, resulted in major surgery. Doctor saved my hearing...do not mess around with such a serious infection!

Mastoiditis is an infection of the mastoid bone of the skull. The mastoid is located just behind the outside ear. (it is part of your skull).

Bone is hard, very hard, and pretty much impervious to chemicals and other stuff 'bleeding through'. thus taking an antibiotic means that while your body is infused with that antibiotic, its going to be real hard for that antibiotic to get into the bone at a high enough dosage to have an effect on the infection.

I have no idea what antibiotics you were on. However a bone infection requires a heavy duty broad spectrum antibiotic (unless they took a sample and know exactly which bacteria you have) and a much longer course than a soft tissues infection. Thus we are looking at 6 week course of something like Cipro. Not your usual two weeks.

The ear infections and the lymph nodes are all - most likley - related to the mastioditis. That infection of the bone is seeping over into the ears. The lymph-nodes are the trash cans of the human body, its fairly easy to fill them up and even push them past capacity, thus many infections lead to swelling of these nodes, usually the ones closest to the infection.

Mind if antibiotics are not working you need surgery to open up the bone to allow for drainage. They drill a slight hole in your head - don't worry it won't go all the way through the skull.

Another procedure (a tad painful) is to directly inject antibiotics into that bone. This meets with some success, if you can get your patient to lay there calming with 3-6 injections over the course of two weeks.

Since most people don't sit still (or come back - ever after a needle through a bone) surgery is performed. Drilling a hole or a series of holes that allow medicines to quickly go from blood to the infected area.

If left untreated you can end up deaf in one ear, or worse, with meningitis as the infection will (eventually) break through the blood/brain barrier.

great. welp, at least i'm taking cipro....no idea what the bacteria is though because you can't really culture it after you start antibiotics.

sigh...

i am seriously worried about meningitis....my neck muscles hurt.

this really sucks :(

bookmarked for future possibilities - thanks :)

Might want to google Cipro side effects, just so you know it might be Cipro if you start feeling really bad.

It definitely causes tummy issues, so that explains the nausea I've been feeling but after three weeks, I have a fever that comes and goes (it's more steady now than it was - just a low grade temp though)