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An ear infection is normally caused by an irritation of the ear referred to as ‘Otilitis’. There are several types of ear ailment which affect the three sections of the ear; Otilitis or Labyrinthitis which disrupts the inner ear, Otilitis media or Middle ear infection and Otilitis externa or external Otilitis that disrupts the outer ear. Each type of ear infection can be treated by using different methods. It is normally encouraged for you to seek professional medical attention, however you may also attempt to utilize home remedies as a way of treating an ear infection.

Things you will need:

Water

White vinegar

Hydrogen Peroxide

Colloidal silver

Vitamin C

Zinc Tablets

Mustard oil

Onion

Olive Oil

Garlic Oil

Garlic

Mango Leaves

Instructions are as follows:

1. Put a few drops of the hydrogen peroxide into each ear for 10 minutes. This will help to relief you of your otilitis.

2. Colloidal silver can be taken orally or can be used to wash out you’re the ear to rid you of an ear inflammation.

2. Get vitamins such as Zinc and Vitamin C, these help to boost the immune system and fight the ear infection.

3. Take the garlic oil and put a little bit in the ears and cover the ear using cotton.

4. Heat up the olive oil and place 1 – 2 drops inside the ear to get rid of the inflammation.

5. Place two bits of garlic in two teaspoonfuls of mustard oil and heat it up until it turns black.

6. Find some mango leaves and draw the juice from it by heating it up. Then place four drops in each to relief the inflammation.

7. Boil water in a container and put a cloth in it until the cloth becomes warm, and then wrings the towel of the water and place the cloth close to the ear. The steam from the the towel should help to improve circulation in the ears.

8. Mix the white vinegar along with purified water and place some drops in your ears, then shake your head to make certain that it goes down. This will work as a remedy for an infected ear.

9. Place a cup of salt into the microwave for 2 – 3 minutes and dump it onto a little cotton bag or socks. Keep this close to the ear and it will reduce the discomfort and inflammation on the ear.

The Do’s and Don’ts

* Avoid sticking objects into your ear, like cotton swabs, hair pins, pens, finger nails or any other object. Inserting these objects into your ears can start or worsen an ear infection